Germany to make reforms to army after far right plot: minister

German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen Wednesday said she would respond to the discovery of far right sympathizers in the German army with reforms, including revising one of the force's post-Nazi era founding principles.

Nuestro proyecto europeo: Macron alerta del peligro de 'Frexit' si la UE no se reforma

Emmanuel Macron, candidato a la presidencia de Francia por el partido En Marche!, ha asegurado este lunes que la Unión Europea, cuyas ideas ha apoyado desde los inicios de su campaña electoral, debe reformarse, ya que, de lo contrario, su país podría acabar abandonando el bloque, informa Euronews.

German ultimatum to Greece: Reform or leave Eurozone

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told Greece to carry out unpopular reforms if it wants to stay in the Eurozone, ruling out debt relief for Athens. The warning may signal yet another emergency in the continent already beset by multiple crises.

Italian Prime Minister Renzi announces resignation

Italian Prime Minister Renzi has announced his intention to resign following a defeat in a referendum over his plan to reform the constitution.

After rapid rise, Italy's Renzi braced for fall

If voters reject Renzi's plan to streamline parliament, the center-left leader has said he will step down
Matteo Renzi rose from local government in Florence to running Italy in the space of only a few months.

Euro Commissioner Pierre Moscovici does not discard fourth Greek bailout

A top European Commission official on Tuesday did not discount the possibility that Greece may have to sign a fourth bailout rescue package.

L’UE espère trouver une solution à l’accord d’association avec l’Ukraine

L’Union européenne espère trouver une solution cette année pour l’application complète de l’accord d’association avec l’Ukraine et pour la suppression des visas exigés aux citoyens ukrainiens.

Référendum en Italie: Renzi confirme vouloir démissionner si le non l'emporte

Le chef du gouvernement italien Matteo Renzi a indiqué jeudi qu'il refuserait de prendre la tête d'un gouvernement technique, chargé de préparer de nouvelles élections, en cas de victoire du non au référendum constitutionnel le 4 décembre.

Egypt optimistic about economy after IMF loan approval

There is an atmosphere of optimism about the Egyptian economy as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a 12 billion US dollars loan to Egypt and Standard and Poors has revised its sovereign credit outlook from "negative" to "stable," Egyptian prime minister said at an economic conference on Saturday.

Odessa, Ukraine, Gov. Saakashvili resigns, citing rampant corruption

Mikheil Saakashvili, governor of Ukraine's Odessa region, lashed out at government corruption as he announced his resignation Monday.

Ciudadanos saudíes comienzan a expresar su rechazo a las políticas oficiales

Según la agencia Bloomberg, un cierto número de ciudadanos saudíes han mostrado recientemente sus quejas en especial en lo que respecta al alto coste de la vida en el reino wahabí.

France: la SNCF en grève illimitée à l'appel de trois syndicats

Une nouvelle grève à la SNCF, cette fois illimitée, débute mardi soir à l'initiative des trois premiers syndicats qui entendent peser dans la phase finale des négociations sur le temps de travail des cheminots, mais les premières perturbations sont attendues mercredi.

Loi travail: des blocages et manifestations partout en France

Multiples défilés en France, raffineries et centrales nucléaires perturbées, transports en commun au ralenti... Voici le point des mobilisations jeudi contre le projet de loi travail, par les différents bureaux de l'AFP:

Dozens injured as protesters storm Baghdad's Green Zone. Protesters occupied the cabinet building for several hours.

Iraqi security forces opened fire and used tear gas on protesters, who stormed into Baghdad's heavily-fortified Green Zone on Friday for the second time within a month.

New wave of street protest, strikes challenge Hollande's labor code reform

In the latest protest against the French government's plans to reform the country's labor laws, thousands of workers and students walked out in French cities on Tuesday to call for the withdrawal of the bill.

1,000 people arrested in protests against French labor reform since March

French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve on Thursday announced that 1,000 people have been arrested since March, after renewed nationwide rallies against proposed reform turned violent.

Greece looking at further talks with lenders

Talks between Greece and its international lenders will resume on May 9.

Pro-EU party wins Serbian elections

Serbia's ruling Progressive Party won Sunday's parliamentary elections, securing another four years for its leader to push for Serbia's bid to join the European Union.

Fidel Castro makes surprise appearance at Cuban Communist Party Congress, praising reforms

Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro on Tuesday made a rare appearance at the meeting of the Communist Party of Cuba, voicing his support for Cuba's economic and social reforms.

Le Premier ministre ukrainien Arseni Iatseniouk annonce sa démission

Le Premier ministre ukrainien Arseni Iatseniouk, vivement critiqué pour l'insuffisance des réformes promises et accusé de défendre les intérêts des oligarques, a annoncé dimanche sa démission après des mois d'une crise politique qui avait paralysé le travail du gouvernement.