Europe

ECB set to hike as Trichet warns of risks inflation "exploding"

Frankfurt - Faced with spiralling inflation, the European Central Bank (ECB) is set to deliver Thursday its first rate hike in more than year, most analysts agree. 

Industrial prices surge in Europe

Berlin  - Europe's industrial producer price index surged in May, data released Wednesday showed, adding to the prospects of the European Central Bank delivering its first rate hike in more than a

Joint US-European solar mission ends

Washington - After more than 17 years of studying the Sun, a joint effort by the US and European space agencies is set to end Tuesday.

Austria to compensate Bulgarian deportee, European court rules

Strasbourg - Austria must pay a deported Bulgarian national 3,000 euros (4,684 dollars) in compensation, the European Court of Human Rights ruled Monday.

US report shows most European nuclear weapons sites lack security

Washington - A US Air Force investigation concluded that "most sites" used for deploying nuclear weapons in Europe lack the minimum security requirements of the US Department of Defence, according

US not ruling out Lithuania as alternate missile-defence site

Washington - Lithuania is among the alternate countries that could host a US missile-defence site if negotiations with Poland falter, the Pentagon said Tuesday, expressing an urgency to reach an ag

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