‘They don’t want to integrate’: Fifth night of youth rioting rocks Stockholm

Youth gang riots in the Swedish capital Stockholm have entered fifth straight night. Hundreds of mostly immigrant teenagers tore through the suburbs, smashing windows and burning cars in the country’s worst outbreak of violence in years.

May 23, 2013 08:13

British business says 'Brexit' will cost UK $140bn annually

As the question of the UK's EU membership has taken the center stage of British politics, some of the UK's leading business heavyweights argue that political interests should not be placed before the economics.

May 20, 2013 10:30

EU's young and jobless: Portugal 'brain drain', 60% of young Greeks unemployed

Low wages and a lack of available jobs are plaguing the EUs young and educated. Greece’s 15-24 year olds are facing unprecedented levels of unemployment, while Portugal is witnessing a mass exodus as endemic joblessness drives its youth abroad.

May 10, 2013 09:00

Toy gun vs recession: Portuguese man robs bank to buy medicine

A Portuguese man has turned to crime, struggling to make ends meet. Laid off after three decades of honest labor, robbing a bank was a last desperate measure, RT's Peter Oliver reports in his footage.

May 03, 2013 15:58

German ‘anti-euro’ political party calls for ‘orderly dissolution’

A new political party has been formed in Germany with the sole aim to get the country out of the Euro amid the rising economic burden that Germans share to keep the currency afloat in wake of the ongoing financial crisis in the bloc.

April 15, 2013 03:38

Putin’s European blitz: Talking business ties and euro woes

The Russian president has arrived in Germany heading a large delegation to stimulate business ties with crisis-stricken EU countries. Vladimir Putin joined Chancellor Angela Merkel to open the world’s top technology show Hannover Messe.

April 07, 2013 06:06