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UK to inject £37bn into Lloyds and RBSThe two UK state-owned banks announce they are raising more than £50bn in moves engineered in conjunction with the government and the European Commission ... |
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EU to boost Afghan strategy and fundingLuxembourg - The European Union is to pour more money into Afghanistan and follow a new, coordinated strategy in an effort to build a stable state there, EU foreign ministers said Tuesday. The European Commission, the EU's executive, will increase s... ... |
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Austria nominates science minister as EU commissioner - SummaryVienna - Austria's government on Tuesday nominated Science Minister Johannes Hahn as a member of the next European Commission, Chancellor Werner Faymann said. The government said it was still unclear which portfolio Hahn might take over, but the mini... ... |
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ING to be broken up in wake of bail-outEuropean financial group to sell insurance and investment management arms in a European Commission-enforced break-up ... |
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EU could cut Sri Lanka trade over rights abuses, Brussels saysBrussels - The European Union could freeze Sri Lanka out of key trade privileges at a cost of tens of millions of euros a year because of human rights abuses, EU officials said Monday. The EU's executive, the European Commission, has completed a tho... ... |
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Mozilla Firefox whines as Apple Safari gets top spot on Microsoft Windows’ EU browser ballot screenThis January, the European Commission (EC) announced it would investigate Microsoft’s bundling of Internet Explorer... ... |
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