EU Urged to Stop Trade with West Bank Settlements
Nations do much more business with Jewish settlers than Palestinians living there
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Luxembourg, France Ordered To Hike Tax on Ebooks
The European Commission doesn't want any tax competition
International Lenders Split on Greek Bailout
IMF and European officials disagree on how to fund Greece
Spain Rejects Automatic Scottish EU Membership in Event of Independence
Would have to negotiate membership
EU Accuses Microsoft of Breaking Anti-Trust Agreement
10 percent of users installing Windows 7 SP1 in Europe were not prompted to choose a browser; Micrsoft says it was a technical glitch
Members of the European Parliament Reject Budget
Tough negotiations with ministers expected
E.U. Bailout Fund to be Challenged in Highest Court
The complaints of an independent Irish politician have reached the E.U. Court of Justice
E.U. Considering Quota For Women on Boards
Justice Commissioner in favor of requiring that 40 percent of board members be women
EU Envoy Lands in Mogadishu
First ambassador from Europe since the last government collapsed in 1991
EU Leaders Agree on Creation of Single Bank Supervisor
European Central Bank will oversee the new mechanism
Plug Pulled in Europe on Iranian Press TV
The state-owned news channel went off the air in Europe as new sanctions kick in
EU Health Commissioner Quits Amid Scandal
Accusations of bribery over legislation favorable to tobacco companies
Sanctions on Iran Have Hit Oil Exports
We'll have them negotiating their nuclear program in no time...
U.S. Approves of EU Sanctions on Iran
Original ideas on dealing with Iran's nuclear ambitions left wanting
Switzerland May Have to Deploy Troops in Response to Euro Crisis
The Nobel Peace Prize winning European Union notwithstanding
Swiss Ready For Euro Unrest
Rumblings in the Nobel Peace Prize recipient is making some neighbors nervous
Catalonia Leader Might Call on the Big Boys in Independence Dispute
Artur Mas might look to the EU for help
Yet Another Euro Protection Plan Proposed
A separate budget for the euro zone with a central treasury and borrowing power
Eurosceptics Slam EU Nobel Peace Prize Award
Prize losing credibility amid euro-crisis unrest
European Union Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Another in a long line of shark jumping moments by the peace prize committee
European Parliament Rejects Proposed Arctic Oil Drilling Ban
Environmentalists suspect lobbyists may have had some influence in the decision
Merkel Protesters Number 40,000 in Greece
7,000 police deployed. Tear gas fired at crowds.
U.K. Minister: Businesses Stifled by EU Regulations
Red tape is being cut at home, but there's plenty coming from Brussels
Man Climbs St Peter's in a Protest Against EU Regulations
Phone call to ministers failed to get him down
EU Hosting Talks of More Iran Sanctions
Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Italy have all put forward recommendations for stiffening the sanctions regime.
