French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Wednesday officially announced he is running for reelection following months of speculation that he was mulling the decision.

Iran said on Wednesday it is cutting off oil exports to six European countries to respond to the most recent sanctions placed on it by the European Union.

France, the United Kingdom and Austria are in jeopardy of loosing their triple-A ratings from Moody’s rating agency.

Residents in Athens spent Monday cleaning up the aftermath of riots that left dozens of civilians and police officers injured and buildings burned down.

The European Central Bank (ECB) kept rates steady as expected and left the main refinancing rate at 1 percent. There were some significant developments underneath the surface [...]

Tens of thousands of people protested across Europe this weekend against the global Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), which they say is an assault on free speech on [...]

According to findings of the Innovation Union Scoreboard 2011 which was released this week, the rate of increase of innovation performance growth among Member States in the [...]

But with Germany and Greece not yet able to agree on terms of a restructured deal, the impasse looms large for other areas of concern in the EU.

U.K. Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has resigned after being charged with perverting the cause of justice.

Severe weather that has swept across Europe in the past several days has claimed up to 79 lives.