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Strike could ground up to 50% of flights ahead during peak summer season.

Parent-subsidiary directive amendment agreed to end tax-dodging by European firms.

European Commission poised to approve Carphone Warehouse and Dixon merger.

The poorest fifth of the UK are the poorest in Western Europe.

European Commission vice-president gives stark warning on eurozone economic future.

Eurogroup president warns on Greek optimism over state of economy.

Former EU trade commissioner and Labour lord plays down Ukip electoral success.

French Finance Minister Michel Sapin latest government official to complain over possible major fine

IBTimes UK takes a look at the female front-runners for EU presidency.

Russia threatened to cut off gas supplies to Ukraine if it does not make a pre-payment for June gas deliveries

Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller told Russia's President Vladimir Putin that Gazprom will only deliver what Ukraine pays for

In a bid to avoid an antitrust investigation, Facebook has asked the European Commission to review its mega WhatsApp deal

Ukip electoral success means Labour leader should make stronger case for EU and immigration, says Blair.

BCC director general John Longworth says British businesses demand a change in relationship with the EU

Eurozone inflation will likely average 0.8% in 2014 and 1.2% in 2015.

Poll of 500 SMEs finds 66% says EU membership has no impact on their trading.

Estonian military chief warns that Nato must re-align its capabilities after Iraq and Afghanistan.

As Europe prepares to vote for its EU representatives, IBTimes UK looks at what MEPs pocket.

New service ends roaming charges for users in countries including US, Russia, China as well as all of Europe.

European Commission sends Euribor-rigging allegations to three banks and awaits response.

As the TTIP negotiations enter their fifth round, we look at what the deal could mean.

Reuters gained access to a paper prepared for an agriculture ministers meeting on Monday

Report says politician seeking re-election and a convicted paedophile have already requested links be removed from Google

The landmark "right to be forgotten" ruling has led to mixed reactions across Europe, with many calling it censorship.

Russian economy minister Alexei Ulyukayev says GDP likely to shrink for second straight quarter

Russian foreign ministry says sanctions will deter peace efforts as presidential election approaches

Russian energy giant says Kiev has half the gas supplies it needs to cover the winter without problems

Russian energy giant says Kiev owes $3.5bn and must pay up before June to keep the gas flowing to the country.

European Union slaps sanctions on 13 individuals and two companies after separatist referendum held in eastern Ukraine

EU foreign ministers meeting to discuss sanctions against Russia as the Kremlin backs Ukraine referendum.