Ukraine Opposition Seeks to Keep Pressure on Yanukovych

Ukrainian opposition leaders urged a continuation of the biggest protests since the 2004 Orange Revolution to force President Viktor Yanukovych to reverse a decision to snub the European Union in favor of Russia.

Kerry: spying row shouldn't cloud U.S.-EU trade talks

(Reuters) - European concerns about alleged electronic eavesdropping by U.S. intelligence should not be allowed to cloud trade talks next week between the United States and the European Union, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday.

Roma Employment Drive Falls Short as $14 Billion Untapped

Bodvalenke, a hamlet in Hungary’s northeast, was supposed to be a symbol of possibilities for the Roma, Europe’s largest ethnic minority.

EU to allow France bigger say in trade talks with US

BRUSSELS: The European Commission, which normally negotiates trade deals on behalf of EU members, is ready to give European governments a much greater say on cultural issues in free-trade talks with the United States, an EU source said on Thursday.

EU not ready for sanctions against Hezbollah: EU's Barroso

(Reuters) - The European Union will consider imposing sanctions on the Lebanese Islamist group Hezbollah but does not yet have sufficient evidence of its activities in Europe to make a decision, the European Commission said on Thursday.