EU's green subsidy plan runs into deeper trouble

A top Berlin hospital plans to investigate drug trials in the former East Germany amid allegations that some patients were used as human guinea pigs.

The French government bans a trophy presentation to Paris Saint-Germain after their first French football league title in 19 years is marred by clashes between fans and hundreds of police.

Nokia slims down its flagship smartphone, ditching built-in support for wireless charging and upgrading its camera technology.

The French government considers introducing a "culture tax" on the sale of smartphones and tablets to help fund French film, music and images.

Roberto Mancini is sacked as Manchester City manager a year to the day since winning the Premier League.

How British audiences are being seduced by French films

EADS reports a sharp rise in profits for the first three months of the year, thanks largely to rising revenue from its Airbus subsidiary.

Jewellery belonging to iconic film star Gina Lollobrigida is to be auctioned in Geneva on Tuesday.

Two years into the conflict in Syria, many refugees who fled to Turkey are establishing a new life there.

Talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday are to focus on the conflict in Syria.

France and Germany now see the world through different lenses

Bombings drive wedge between Turks and Syria refugees

The pilot of a Turkish F-16 fighter jet is found dead after the plane crashed near Turkey's border with Syria, reports say.

Two severely disabled men and a widow take their right-to-die cases to the Court of Appeal in an attempt to challenge laws governing the right to die.

The opposition centre-left Social Democratic Party have hit a bump in their campaign trail since its national chairman, Sigmar Gabriel, called for a national speed limit on autobahns, or motorways.

Police in the south Russian city of Volgograd question three men over a brutal murder reportedly motivated by homophobia.

Three Georgian soldiers serving with the Nato-led force in southern Afghanistan are killed in an insurgent attack on a base.

US President Obama says the UK should try to "fix" its relationship with the EU before "breaking it off" after White House talks with David Cameron.

Italian prosecutors seek a six-year sentence for former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi for allegedly paying an underage prostitute for sex.