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A father and son who always supported Greece's main socialist party are now divided in their allegiances ahead of Sunday's general election.

Fear and uncertainty around failing economy reach a crescendo as election approaches.

Greek tourism has been hit hard by Europe’s financial crisis, and on the island of Agistri there is anxiety beneath the veneer of a usually warm welcome.

The thunder boomed above Moscow's hot, rain-lashed streets as protesters gathered for the

Flotilla of more than 1,000 boats along the Thames to mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations evoke river's glorious past and highlight how stretch of water should once again be fully utilised.

Europe’s fourth biggest economy, Spain, is about to make a formal request for money from the European Union to save its banks, according

It’s time Europe’s leaders woke up to the fact that the currency is overvalued and its debts unsustainable.

Europe's leaders could soon be facing a moment of truth on whether to bail out the economy of a country much larger than Ireland, Portugal and Greece put together.

More than a decade after the end of the civil war, the images of the mutilated children, and the women who were violated, still haunt.

Azerbaijan has hosted a song contest of world-class proportions but the event has focused attention on the country's internal issues.