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Germany has the money and Germany gets its way
There are rumours of a mini-breakthrough in wrangling over the EU bailout fund.
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It was the Obama speech his supporters had been waiting for: the confidence and the optimism and the promise of better things to come. But how did he win – and what happens next?
He has been re-elected president, but Barack Obama now has another big challenge: the so-called “fiscal cliff”. Channel 4 News looks at what lies ahead.
The bill for mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) at taxpayer-backed Lloyds Banking Group tops the £5bn barrier as claims against the bank continue to pile up.
A journalist who published the names of more than 2,000 wealthy Greeks with Swiss bank accounts has appeared in court charged with violating data privacy laws.
Official figures show that the British economy grew by 1 per cent in the three months to September, bringing an end to the double-dip recession.
Foreign Secretary William Hague tells an audience in Berlin that British disillusionment with the European Union is the “deepest it has ever been”.
President Barack Obama takes his Republican opponent Mitt Romney to task over foreign policy in the final presidential debate before November’s election.
There are rumours of a mini-breakthrough in wrangling over the EU bailout fund.
Prime Minister David Cameron rules out a new economic strategy following the IMF’s decision to downgrade its growth forecast for Britain.
Police fire tear gas and stun grenades at demonstrators in Athens who are protesting about Angela Merkel’s trip to the country.
The shadow chancellor Ed Balls tells the Labour Party conference he has a “clear and costed programme” to kick start the economy and get the country back to work.
Why can’t we call the corporate bluff and exclude all companies who have a presence in a tax haven from public contracts?
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.
When Francois Hollande’s socialist government presents its budget to the French people, it will cast a harsh light on the distinction between election rhetoric and the realities of power.
Riot police fire tear gas in Athens as clashes break out in the first general strike since the new coalition took power. In Spain, anti-austerity protests threaten to tear the country apart.