Europe wrestles with defining itself
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A look ahead at issues and events likely to make headlines in the year to come.
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Kosovo could soon be Europe's  newest independent state, but the Albanian majority in Serbia's  breakaway province still has to decide on a name, a flag and an  anthem.
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As a battle to merge the London Stock Exchange heats up, attention is focusing again on a hotly debated issue: How many stock exchanges does Europe really need?
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LONDON For years, Continental Europeans have liked to chastise the British for their lack of European credentials. The British, other Europeans complain, stand outside the euro currency zone and outside the
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Big battles await the EU constitution in many of the 25 countries where it must be ratified, writes the BBC's William Horsley.
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Setting ground rules for competition is one thing, but seeking to determine outcomes is another. In European antitrust, there is more a doctrine of âreining inâ powerful companies than in the United States.
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Europe's initiative to prevent a military confrontation between the United States and Iran represents a new coming of age in world affairs for a Europe often described as an economic giant but a geo-political ...
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When Europe first saw the Turks nearly 1,000 years ago, Byzantine historians believed they had met &quot;the hordes of the Apocalypse&quot;; ten centuries later, Europe's collective memory is still marked by prejudice against this nation now knocking at the EU's door.
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Professional soccer teams, their national and international governing bodies and anti-racism groups have been grappling with a number of incidents around Europe over the last month.
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Throughout the European Union, governments are grappling with how to guard against terrorist attacks. Meanwhile, Indian IT services companies have beefed up efforts to protect data.
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In India, the European Union has an image problem. Seen as an impregnable economic fortress and yet a shaky political sandcastle, the 25-nation bloc faces an uphill battle to be taken seriously in the world's biggest democracy.
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HURRIYET- The recent murder of Dutch film director Theo Van Gogh marked a turning point for Europe.
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As the political crisis in Ukraine deepens, editorials across the continent are focused on what the turn of events mean for Europe.
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Europe's newspapers grapple with EU regulations, oil prices, an Islamic militant and a French Pacific territory.
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A European high court fails to see the obvious. Quelle surprise!
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PRISTINA, Serbia  - Kosovo could soon be Europe's newest independent state, but the Albanian majority in Serbia's breakaway province still has to decide on a name, a flag and an anthem.
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For years, Continental Europeans have chastised the British for what they regard as a lack of European credentials. The British, other Europeans complain, stand outside the