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Person of Indian Origin (PIO) figures in Europes biggest tax heist
Fergal Keane: BBCs Africa editor to step down over PTSD from decades of war reporting
At least 18 dead, hundreds hurt as quake hits eastern Turkey
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake rocked a sparsely-populated part of eastern Turkey on Friday, killing at least 18 people, injuring more than 500
Judgment on Vijay Mallya bankruptcy order will be delayed
EU moves to freeze Polish law aimed at muzzling judges
Up to 70 percent chance of Chinese virus reaching Europe: Analysis
There is up to a 70 percent chance of a patient carrying the deadly coronavirus that originated in China arriving in Europe, according to c
French unions warn Macron pension strikes will drag on for months
France's hard-left trade unions on Friday threatened industrial action for months to come, as they searched for a way to force President Em
Poland pushes for Nazi camp in Austria to be remembered
A few dilapidated barracks surrounded by weeds is all that remains of the sub-camp, where historians say 35,800 detainees -- many of them P
George Soros unveils $1bn university plan, takes aim at Trump and Xi
Philanthropist George Soros on Thursday pledged one billion dollars for a new university network project to battle the erosion of civil soc
Angela Merkel is loth to take sides over Huawei
Funklcher , the patchwork of telephonic dead spots unmolested by radio signals, where smartphones fall silent and internet connections evaporate. Stuck for years in the s
France admits its police are too violent
I N ONE VIDEO clip, filmed in the French capital on January 18th, a protester is pinned to the ground on his back and punched several times in the face by a policeman. In
A supermarket aims to make Romanian farmers pay tax
R OMANIAS NEW state-owned supermarket, the Unirea Agro-Food Trade House, looks like a nod to the communist past. The first two stores, which opened in October, are bare-b
Vladimir Putin wants to rehabilitate Stalins pact with Hitler
M ORE THAN a million people, 90% of them Jews, had been murdered at Auschwitz-Birkenau by the time the Soviet army liberated it on January 27th, 1945. The biggest German
Europe confronts Poland over its trampling on the rule of law
telefonica . In the Polish Peoples Republic, verdicts were routinely dictated by a phone call from an apparatchik at party headquarters. Todays government has more subtle
Europe has good and bad reasons for wanting more babies
I T TAKES SURPRISINGLY little effort to get a Eurocrat to talk about sex. The European Commission plugs its various exchange programmes with cartoons of young people drea
Brexit bill crosses UK Parliament finish line in time for Jan 31 exit from EU
Harry & Meghan start life in Canada with media spat
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan started their new life in Canada on Tuesday by launching a legal warning to media outlets over photographs of the duchess near their seas
Parliament to elect Greece's first woman President
The candidacy of Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou has already won cross-party support and been welcomed by some commentators as a consensus candidate during a difficult time for
Keith Vazs election to chair of local Labour party mired in controversy
Britain's Prince Harry arrives in Canada to reunite with wife, son
Britain's Prince Harry has arrived in Canada to begin a new life with his wife Meghan and son Archie after sparking a crisis in the Windsor family by unexpectedly announc
Norway coalition collapses over IS bride repatriation
Harry blames powerful media for stepping away
3 Sikh men stabbed to death on East London street
Frozen village overrun by fans wants them to let it go
PM wants to move House of Lords out of London to reconnect with voters: Report
20-year-old Sikh student murdered in Nottingham city centre
