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A demonstrator protests against the third bailout for Greece outside Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, in Berlin

German Parliament Backs Greek Bailout Despite Rebellion

German lawmakers gave their go-ahead on Friday for the euro zone to negotiate a third bailout for Greece, but a warning from Chancellor Angela Merkel that the alternative was chaos failed to prevent a hefty rebellion in her own party.

Commuters at Earls Court underground station, awaiting the arrival of a train, attempt to complete their journey on Wednesday evening, in London

UK Government Sets Out Plans to Toughen Strike Laws

The British government published plans on Wednesday for the biggest shake up of strike laws since the Thatcher era 30 years ago, setting itself up to battle trade unions over proposed limits to walkouts at key public services. Prime Minister

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BREAKING: Nuclear Deal Done With Iran

VIENNA, Austria – Iran and six major world powers reached a nuclear deal on Tuesday, capping more than a decade of on-off negotiations with an agreement that could potentially transform the Middle East, and which Israel called an “historic surrender”. Under

Greece's PM Tsipras listens to France's President Hollande next to Belgium's PM Michel during an euro zone leaders summit in Brussels

Eurozone Clinches Deal with Greece

Euro zone leaders clinched a deal with Greece on Monday to negotiate a third bailout to keep the near-bankrupt country in the euro zone after a whole night of haggling at an emergency summit. “Euro summit has unanimously reached agreement.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif

John Kerry ‘Hopeful’ Iran Nuclear Deal Close

VIENNA, Austria – After more than two weeks of marathon negotiations, Iran and six world powers appeared close to a historic nuclear deal that would bring sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on Tehran’s atomic programme, diplomats said today. But U.S.

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Two Shot Dead in Southern Germany, Police Arrest Suspect

A man shot and killed two people near the town of Ansbach in northern Bavaria and the suspect was under arrest, German police said on Friday. The gunman shot a woman from his silver Mercedes convertible in Leutershausen-Tiefenthal and later

European Council President Tusk holds a news conference at the European Council headquarters after a European Union leaders summit in Brussels, Belgium

EU’s Tusk urges debt relief as part of Greek deal

The European Union’s chairman joined growing international calls for Greece to be granted debt restructuring as part of any new loan deal if it delivers convincing reforms to avert imminent bankruptcy. The call was an implicit challenge to Germany, Athens’

Commuters at Earls Court underground station, awaiting the arrival of a train, attempt to complete their journey on Wednesday evening, in London

Londoners Suffer Travel Chaos as Strike Shuts Tube

Millions of Londoners faced misery as they tried to get to work on Thursday as a 24-hour strike by staff and drivers brought the British capital’s underground rail network to a complete halt. London Underground bosses said no trains would

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis leaves a polling booth after casting his ballot at a polling station in Athens

GREECE LATEST: Finance Minister Quits

Greece’s outspoken finance minister resigned on Monday, removing a major obstacle to any last-minute deal to keep Athens in the euro zone after Greeks voted resoundingly to reject the austerity terms of a bailout. Yanis Varoufakis, a self-proclaimed “erratic Marxist”