European countries have begun to close schools and cancel surgeries, going well beyond curbs on social life, as overwhelmed authorities face their nightmare scenario of a Covid-19 resurgence right bef...

The European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday that unrestrained mass surveillance of phone and Internet data is unlawful, in a move that could curb the powers of spying agencies in France and ...

The Bengal government has taken up an initiative to impart quality management training required for the export of leather products to workers of the Bantala Leather Complex in Calcutta. The initiativ...

The three Baltic countries on Monday slapped their own travel sanctions on 30 top officials in Belarus, including President Alexander Lukashenko, in response to a brutal crackdown against protesters w...

EU authorities on Tuesday announced an investigation into Google’s $2.1 billion purchase of the fitness-tracking company Fitbit, raising alarms about the health data the Internet giant would be ...

The other day, I had a dream. I dreamt that I was sitting on a beach in the summer of 2030 and looking back on how Germany had saved Europe.  The German chancellor had brokered a European recove...

After nearly five days of intense haggling, EU leaders early on Tuesday stepped up to confront one of the gravest challenges in the bloc’s history, agreeing to a landmark spending package to res...

India will need to walk a tightrope as it balances its Atmanirbhar Bharat agenda with talks on free-trade agreements with the European Union, Britain and the US amid a severe global economic slowdown....

 A European Union plan to breathe life into economies throttled by the coronavirus pandemic hung in the balance on Sunday as leaders quarrelled over the level of spending on the third day of a su...

Apple won a major legal victory on Wednesday against European antitrust regulators as a European court overruled a 2016 decision that ordered the company to pay $14.9 billion in unpaid taxes to Irelan...