Greece: Clashes at Armenian protest
Police in Greece's second-largest city have used pepper spray to disperse protesters at annual rally to protest the mass killings of Armenians in ...
Vanuatu up against Russia, Qatar for boxing worlds
The tiny South Pacific island of Vanuatu is competing with Russia and Qatar to host the 2015 world boxing championships. The sport's amateur governing ...
Israel parliament discusses killings of Armenians
Israel's parliament has held a special session on whether to recognize the mass killings of Armenians as genocide, even as the government takes new ...
UK, Jordan sign pact in bid to remove Abu Qatada
The British government announced Wednesday that it has signed a new treaty with Jordan in a bid to ease human rights concerns preventing the ...
Chelsea quest for trophy leads next to Basel
Chelsea's quest for a trophy from its turbulent season leads to Switzerland on Thursday for a Europa League semifinal first-leg match against Basel.
Former racehorse owner given 2-year corruption ban
A former racehorse owner has been disqualified for two years after pleading guilty to involvement in a corruption scandal in Britain. Michael Turl was ...
Spain ex-bullfighter sentenced for car death
A Spanish court has sentenced former top-ranking bullfighter Jose Ortega Cano to 2 1/2 years in prison after finding him guilty of manslaughter and ...
VW earnings lower as Europe weighs on revenue
Volkswagen AG reaffirmed its full-year earnings outlook Wednesday even after it reported a 38 percent fall in first-quarter profit as sagging demand ...
German court upholds terrorism database legality
Germany's high court on Wednesday upheld the legality of an anti-terrorist database that tracks thousands of people, but ordered changes in how it is ...
Dutch court: compensation for gas attack survivors
A Dutch court on Wednesday ordered a businessman convicted of selling Saddam Hussein raw materials for mustard gas to pay compensation to victims of ...
Ericsson Q1 profits dive on restructuring costs
Wireless equipment maker Ericsson said Wednesday that a 2 percent gain in sales in the first quarter was not enough to prevent an 86 percent slump in ...
Man United secures deal with Vietnamese bank
Manchester United has entered into a five-year partnership with Vietnamese bank BIDV, building on the English champions' portfolio of financial ...
Lloyds deal to sell branches to Co-op collapses
Lloyds Banking Banking Group says a mulitmillion pound deal to sell hundreds of branches to Co-operative Group has unraveled. Part-nationalized Lloyds ...
German business optimism falls more than expected
A key measure of German business optimism fell in April, suggesting Europe's biggest economy might not be rebounding as expected and likely putting ...
Daimler profits slide in Q1 on European struggles
Daimler AG warned Wednesday that profits this year would be lower than last year's as it reported a 60 percent slide in first-quarter earnings amid ...
Peugeot Citroen blames Europe for Q1 sales slump
PSA Peugeot Citroen said Wednesday crumbling automobile markets across Europe lay behind a steep drop in its first quarter sales. The parent company ...
Heineken says full year sales growth not as strong
Heineken NV says its sales and profits rose in the first quarter, due to recent acquisitions. The Dutch brewer blamed austerity policies for weak ...
Qatar faces backlash among rebel groups in Syria
In a war-battered suburb of Damascus, a commander for one of the smaller nationalist brigades fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad ...
UK experts: Cosmetic surgery needs tighter rules
A group of independent experts has slammed Britain's cosmetic surgery industry for not protecting patients adequately and is calling for stricter ...
Diplomats: No rights monitoring in Western Sahara
Opposition from France and Morocco forced the United States to abandon a proposal to monitor human rights in the disputed territory of Western Sahara, ...
Dawson: Rules may dictate McIlroy's Olympic choice
Royal & Ancient chief executive Peter Dawson is looking into regulations that could keep Rory McIlroy from choosing which team he represents in the ...
French protest against gay marriage turns violent
France legalized gay marriage on Tuesday after a wrenching national debate that exposed deep conservatism in the nation's heartland and triggered huge ...
Bayern beats Barcelona 4-0 in Champions League
For once, Barcelona was on the wrong end of the kind of drubbing it so often inflicts on others. And with Bayern Munich in this kind of devastating ...
Nicolas Leoz leaves FIFA executive committee
FIFA executive committee member Nicolas Leoz of Paraguay resigned Tuesday, citing health reasons, just days before rulings are expected to be ...
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