A year ago I described Europe as being, in all but name, Germany’s empire of 500 million people – but one about to become a major burden. It would nevertheless stand by its “troubled empire.” Notwithstanding domestic...
Read MoreFinancial services are the focal point of the debate about Britain’s future in the EU. The sovereign debt and banking crises have accelerated integration in the Eurozone, a trend often seen as alien to British interests....
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European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has delivered its first A400M military transport plane to...
Read MoreGerman analyst and investor sentiment climbed more than expected in August, a leading survey showed on Tuesday, suggesting Europe’s largest economy is gradually regaining momentum after suffering a contraction in late 2012...
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Europe’s interest rates have probably reached a bottom. Although the economy has been in...
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European leaders struggled to reconcile austerity with growth on Monday at a summit due to approve...
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European finance ministers are considering making banks take bigger losses on Greek debt and have...
Read MoreThis week, Ireland joins other E.U. countries, such as Finland, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium by offering an Enterprise Exchange Programme for new entrepreneurs. Funded by the E.U. Commission, the Erasmus for Young...
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