Gezi Park protests have shaken the Pandora's box of contrasts in Turkish society, says Emanuela Pergolizzi.
A British television host accused Republicans of attacking the American President without evidences over tax agency scandal
Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi appeals for constitutional amendment to allow her join presidential race.
Gallup Europe says anti-EU sentiment to help nationalist candidates in the 2014 European Parliament elections
Turkish police arrest two Iranian intelligence agents for masterminding anti-government protests.
Ukip leader wants Britain to copy United States with stricter rules on lobbying.
Senior politican slams police violence and offers to meet organisers of Gezi Park protests in Istanbul.
Parliamentary Commission for Banking Standards mulls splitting RBS into 'good' and 'bad' bank but will not delay privatisation.
Second death confirmed as 22-year-old Abdullah Comert while US urges restraint on both sides.
Prime Minister Erdogan says Turkish intelligence is probing external influences behind unrest.
Amid mounting scandal over politicians selling influence, David Cameron moves to rein in lobbyists.
Turkish Doctors Union confirms protester was killed as car ploughed into crowd in Istanbul.
Head of state takes more measured approach than Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan over street protests.
Deputy prime minister wants new laws in wake of cash-for-questions scandal but some measures undemocratic, claims Douglas Carswell.
Taksim Square calm after fourth night of violent protests laid at door of Twitter and opposition party.
Supreme Constitutional Court also rules against panel which drafted constitution.
Anti-government protests continue across Turkey for third consecutive day as Erdogan vows to investigate excessive use of force by police
Biggest growing force in UK politics refuses to rule out going for Clegg's seat.
Panorama TV investigation of Fiji lobbying allegations sparks Patrick Mercer's resignation.
Housing ministry confirms building plans that critics warn will sabotage John Kerry peace efforts.
Neelie Kroes promises radical move to eliminate mobile roaming charges and enshrine open internet in European constitution.
The services sector grew 3.2%, counterbalancing a 0.2% dip in the production of goods.