Barack Obama, Angela Merkel concerned concern about Russia's r...

BERLIN: Mainz have signed Chilean striker Nicolas Castillo from Belgian club FC Bruges on loan until the end of the season, manager Christian Heidel said on Wednesday. The deal includes an option to make the move permanent at the end of the ...

ROME The upcoming European Film Market will mark the launch of Bridging the Dragon, a groundbreaking platform seeking to forge closer strategic ties between film industries in Europe and China , which so far has looked mainly to Hollywood as a ...

UK-based European carrier Colt is supporting the 65th Berlin International Film Festival, known as the Berlinale, taking place during 5-15 February. Colt is supporting the festival for the seventh year, maintaining a high quality viewing experience ...

Greece-debt-economy-Germany Contributed by NAMPA / AFP. URGENT Germany calls on Greece to be 'fair' to Europeans BERLIN, Jan 28, 2015 (AFP) - German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel on Wednesday urged the new government in Greece to be "fair" ...

Wednesday, 28 January 2015 00:16 Posted by BERLIN: The German government is forecasting economic growth of 1.5 percent this year, higher than originally expected, according to the economy ministry's annual report obtained by AFP on Tuesday. ...

BERLIN-Germany is launching a new international news service to counter Russia's aggressive propaganda push in Europe. The only problem: Employees of Deutsche Welle, the state-run broadcaster spearheading the initiative, are having none of it.

BERLIN (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Wednesday there was no longer any risk of contagion in the euro zone as a result of concerns about Greece's new anti-bailout government, adding that Greece should remain in the ...

By Andrea Thomas BERLIN--German Economics Minister Sigmar Gabriel Wednesday ruled out forgiving Greek debt and called on the new government in Athens to be open to fair talks and meet conditions for aid programs. The new government of Greek ...

Berlin: EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker warned Monday that Greece cannot expect any reduction of its huge debt commitments after the far-left, anti-austerity Syriza party won a stunning election victory."There is no urgent need for action" ...