Former Airbus head may face insider trading charges

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Greece govt stuck between protesters and troika

Another wave of protests has erupted in Greece as the government cannot seem to please the people or the eurozone finance ministers. There were angry scenes in Athens on Friday as protesters threw missiles at police during the first day of…

Eurozone finance ministers delay Greek bailout

Syria: 25 killed in Aleppo blast

At least 25 people have been killed following a twin bomb attack in Syria. The violence has now…

India and EU: Free-trade agreement close

Leaders from the EU and India have made “substantial progress” towards a free trade…

Garzon supporters rally in Madrid

The was a show of support on the streets of Madrid for the campaigning Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon, who has been disbarred by the country’s Supreme Court. The 11 year ban was handed…

Spain steps up jobless fight

Spain’s cabinet has approved further moves to try and reduced unemployment rates that are the highest in Europe. They include labour law changes giving more flexibility to employers to hire and fire workers as the government is keen…