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Will anyone stop the Islamists in Mali?
The French have made an intervention in Mali, despite threats to nationals held hostage, as other Europeans and Americans continue to debate what action to take.
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The French have made an intervention in Mali, despite threats to nationals held hostage, as other Europeans and Americans continue to debate what action to take.
London is luring French companies with the promise of lower taxes, as millionaires including musician Jean-Michel Jarre threaten to flee President Hollande’s controversial tax on top earners.
European leaders are in Norway to celebrate the award of the Nobel peace prize to the EU – as it emerges an absent David Cameron is to set out plans for a repatriation of powers and an EU referendum.
Can a deal be done? Gary Gibbon has the latest from the EU budget negotiations in Brussels.
The scrapping over how much money EU countries must contribute to the bloc’s seven-year budget is underway in earnest – but what exactly does each state want?
David Cameron promises to get tough on a veto of this year’s EU budget.
There are rumours of a mini-breakthrough in wrangling over the EU bailout fund.
Love for the European Union is thin on the ground as David Cameron prepares to meet fellow EU leaders.
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault hits the wealthy with “a fighting budget” that will raise taxes on the super-rich, but leave 90 per cent of taxpaying households untouched.
Detectives investigating the murder of a British man and his family during a holiday in the French Alps turn the focus of their inquiries to a feud between him and his brother.
Prime Minister David Cameron and US president Barack Obama agree that use of chemical weapons in Syria or even a threat to deploy them is “completely unacceptable”.
Greece’s Prime Minister, Antonis Samaras, calls for more time to implement tough spending cuts and reforms, ahead of talks on its bailout.
French President Francois Hollande criticises Locog for giving away “too many corporate seats” as spectators tell Channel 4 News that rows of empty seats remain at some events.
A feud involving the French president’s live-in girlfriend, his former partner and his eldest son overshadows France’s Bastille Day celebrations.
Detectives say a “live murder inquiry” will continue after a man wanted for murdering a police officer was found dead in a churchyard.