By Alois Stoger and Nicolas Schmit Although the European Union is in the midst of an economic recovery, long-term unemployment - joblessness and job-seeking that... READ MORE›
In the ancient Middle Kingdom, American fast food expanded in cities from north to south and east and west. People in China are crazy about KFC... READ MORE›
Try telling that to McDonald's and Burger King... READ MORE›
Emergency services at Stratford station in east London, following a suspected noxious substance attack where six people have been reported injured... READ MORE›
France train shooting US soldiers speak of the moment they stopped gunman and 'beat him until he was unconscious'... READ MORE›
France's National Police said a 7-year-old Belgian shepherd named Diesel was killed by terrorists on Wednesday during a raid in Saint-Denis, north of Paris... READ MORE›
Debris found on an Indian Ocean island is to be sent to France to determine if it is from the missing airliner MH370, Malaysia's PM says... READ MORE›
Testing has revealed excessive coliform bacteria on ice cubes used in different fast food shops... READ MORE›
The Russian Interior Ministry tweeted a photo of the puppy and the letter on Nov. 20... READ MORE›
As details emerged of the gunman's early adult life in Spain lawyer Sophie David said her client... READ MORE›
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said the country's intelligence services have connected Abaaoud with several attempted attacks against France... READ MORE›
At Budapest's fin-de-siecle train station Saturday, many asylum-seekers were matter-of-factly moving on to Western Europe... READ MORE›
As details emerged of the gunman's early adult life in Spain lawyer Sophie David said her client... READ MORE›
The price of a packet of 20 cigarettes in France has doubled in 14 years to 7 5... READ MORE›
A Thalys train is not Charlie Hebdo, said Francois Heisbourg, a defense and security analyst at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris... READ MORE›
Kister claims politicians in Paris turned down other suggestions for dealing with the Greenpeace protest... READ MORE›
McDonald's wasn't lovin' it, but the fast casual restaurant chain Denny's is game for making a peace burger with Burger King... READ MORE›
Others died in a reported suicide blast near the Stade de France and gun attacks on city centre restaurants... READ MORE›
Shocked tourists witness hundreds of migrants seeking to stow away in a uk-bound truck in calais as cross-border migrant row worsens between france and italy... READ MORE›
In Bolzano, South Tyrol, there is a daily procession of migrants who attempt to board trains for Austria... READ MORE›
Belgium's prime minister, Charles Michel, announced that Franco-Belgian security patrols would be beefed up on Thalys trains, which link Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Cologne... READ MORE›
Train gunman named as 25-year-old Moroccan who was known to intelligence services as a radical Islamist who fought in Syria last year... READ MORE›
The prime minister called it an insult to France and the French official in charge of defending human rights announced an inquiry... READ MORE›
But a French official familiar with the case described Abaaoud as the centerpiece seeming to unite Friday's attackers... READ MORE›
Decisions on sanctions require unanimity so Russia needed to win over only one European Union country to block an extension... READ MORE›
Burger King said Friday that the Whopper grilled beef burger-scented cologne will be sold only on April 1, and only in Japan... READ MORE›
11am Two hours before Germany's deadline to France expired, Baron von Schoen, the Kaiser's ambassador in Paris, presented himself to Viviani to receive France's reply... READ MORE›
France was actually given more money by the EU when the budget bills were renegotiated... READ MORE›
Its statement mocked France's air attacks on suspected ISIS targets in Syria and Iraq, and called Paris the capital of prostitution and obscenity... READ MORE›
Having returned from Syria Qahzzani is understood to have relocated to Belgium early this year... READ MORE›
Authorities say he was stopped on his way back to Belgium after the Paris attacks, but police waved him on... READ MORE›
Thousands of academic papers and reports have joined the dots between poverty and inequality with crime or health outcomes... READ MORE›
Macron stands for a renewal of France and of the European Union, said Salvatore Berger, 22... READ MORE›
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