behindmarkets
Philips’s restructuring continues to bear fruitDutch electronics giant Philips share price posted the biggest increase on the Amsterdam stock… 22/10/12 19:14 CET
cinema
Ginger and RosaSet in 1960s Britain, Ginger and Rosa is a new drama from director Sally Potter, starring Elle… 22/10/12 16:38 CET
corporate
BP buys into Rosneft to stay in Russian gameBP is heading towards a fresh start in Russia after the announcement it has sold out its stake in… 22/10/12 15:48 CET
economy
Basques and Catalans eye chance in crisisOne effect of the financial crisis on Europe is its encouraging of the efforts of separatists who… 22/10/12 18:39 CET
Japan’s exports sound warning note for economyJapan’s September exports fell by more than the median forecast, 10.3%, and the Bank of Japan… 22/10/12 15:26 CET
Deficit gains, debt pain for eurozoneWhile the eurozone made dramatic inroads into its fiscal deficit deadweight last year, slashing it… 22/10/12 15:25 CET
europa
Dalli position was ‘untenable’ says EU CommissionThe political position of former EU health chief John Dalli had become ‘untenable’ the European… 22/10/12 17:48 CET
generationy
Green means businessSarah Smith is part of a new generation of environmentally-aware entrepreneurs. Her drive to suceed… 22/10/12 16:31 CET
hi-tech
No more problems with parkingThis car can steer, park for you and even brake in case of an emergency. A prototype automatic… 22/10/12 16:19 CET
le mag
Monsters at Berlin’s Foreign Affairs festivalCelebrated Italian pianist Mario Formenti is playing a piece by French composer Gaspard le Roux… 22/10/12 16:38 CET
markets
European markets at close: 22.10.201222/10/12 19:08 CET
metropolitans
Poznan’s Euro 2012 social legacyPoznan rises early. The city of just over half a million has with Warsaw the lowest unemployment… 22/10/12 16:19 CET
newsplus
Spain election results like ‘reading two countries’Two regions in Spain have just had elections with results that look simple but are not. In Galicia… 22/10/12 20:32 CET
pictureoftheday
Bahrain rocked by anti-government clashesAn anti-government protester throws a Molotov cocktail at riot police during clashes in the village… 22/10/12 10:51 CET
right on
Breaking the glass ceilingOnly 3% of chief executives in big European companies are women, 14% sit as company board members… 22/10/12 11:28 CET
Bonus interview: balance and leadershipeuronews reporter Monica Pinna spoke to Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of the consultancy 20-first… 22/10/12 11:26 CET
Sport
Wozniacki wins 20th tour titleDenmark’s Caroline Wozniacki claimed her 20th career title and second of the season on Sunday after… 22/10/12 07:33 CET
world news
Traditional industry spearheadUkraine’s industrialists and politicians are betting on massive investment in traditional primary… 22/10/12 17:08 CET
‘L’Aquila Seven’ to appeal manslaughter convictionLawyers will appeal against the six-year jail term handed to seven officials in Italy for failing… 22/10/12 23:23 CET
Security camera captures Beirut bomb blastSurveillance video has emerged which captures the moment a huge car bomb exploded near a restaurant… 22/10/12 23:03 CET
Eleven men charged in Jordan over alleged terror plotEleven men, with suspected links to al-Qaeda, have been charged with terrorism conspiracy in Jordan… 22/10/12 20:34 CET
Kosovo demonstrations turn uglyViolence broke out in Pristina at a demonstration against a new push by the European Union to… 22/10/12 20:04 CET
Russian activist admits plotting unrest, investigators claimRussian investigators say a man accused of plotting unrest with other opponents of President… 22/10/12 20:03 CET
UK: Crisis deepens at BBC over Savile sex abuse claimsSexual abuse allegations against one-time British television star Jimmy Savile have rocked the … 22/10/12 18:53 CET
Spain reacts to regional election resultsSpanish newspapers see the regional election victory in Galicia as giving a breathing space to… 22/10/12 18:44 CET
Italians scientists jailed over L’Aquila quakeA group of six Italian scientists and a former senior government official have been sentenced to… 22/10/12 18:13 CET
Finnish Prime minister unhurt after knife attack thwartedFinnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen was unhurt after a man tried to attack him with a knife on… 22/10/12 17:10 CET
US Election: Third presidential debateThe crucial swing state of Florida will be the battleground for the third and final US presidential… 22/10/12 16:23 CET
Russia’s jailed Pussy Riot members sent to prison campsTwo female members of Russian punk group Pussy Riot convicted of protesting against President… 22/10/12 16:20 CET
Cuba’s Castro denies media reports that he is dyingFormer Cuban president Fidel Castro denied on Monday that he is dying. The 86-year-old published… 22/10/12 14:44 CET
Armstrong “has no place in cycling”Lance Armstrong’s life ban from cycling, imposed by the United States Anti-Doping Agency, has been… 22/10/12 13:46 CET
Lebanon: Troops deployed to stop Shi’ite/Sunni violenceLebanese government troops were deployed on Beirut’s streets on Monday to stop fierce gun battles… 22/10/12 12:53 CET
Armstrong’s fall from graceCycling legend Lance Armstrong remained cool for the cameras at a charity event in Austin Texas on… 22/10/12 12:44 CET
South Korea heeds warning from the NorthOn Monday South Korean police blocked activists who were trying release balloons carrying… 22/10/12 11:43 CET
Beauty salon shooting in USAA gunman has opened fire in a suburban beauty salon in the US, killing three women and wounding… 22/10/12 09:53 CET
US presidential candidates prepare for final showdownThe crucial swing-state of Florida will be the battleground for the third and final US Presidential… 22/10/12 08:44 CET
Relative calm on the streets of BeirutGangs of youths gather on street corners, but the feeling on the streets of southern Beirut is one… 22/10/12 05:43 CET
Some pain, some gain for Rajoy in Spanish pollsElections in Spain have produced mixed results for the governing People’s Party. On one hand, wins… 22/10/12 04:03 CET
Iceland votes to rewrite its constitutionThe 2008 banking crisis is one of a series of events that has prompted people in Iceland to ask for… 22/10/12 01:33 CET
Hundreds flee fighting in Bani WalidScores of families are fleeing fighting between pro-government militia and armed groups in Bani… 22/10/12 00:13 CET
