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Paris and Berlin have not always seen eye-to-eye on weapons sales beyond the EU

France, Germany Break Impasse On Arms Exports

French President Emmanuel Macron said he and his German counterpart shared ambitious EU goals

US Conducted Cyberattack On Iran For Drone Strike On Saudi Oil Facilities -- Report

Map locating the Iranian tanker "Sabiti" hit Friday by two suspected missile strikes in the Red Sea, 100 km from the Saudi Arabian coast.

Iran denied any attack took place, saying it has the cyberdefenses to fight off any incursion.

IMF Flags Surging, Risky Corporate Debt, Calls For More Oversight

The IMF warns that trade tensions exacerbate financial vulnerabilities which the amplify the bad news, and called on policymakers to increase the perimeter of oversight to prevent a new crisis

Germany Calls Crisis Meet Over Shell North Sea Platforms

Not all of Shell's North sea platforms, like this Brent Delta Topside rig, are towed back to ports for decommissioning

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she and French President Emmanuel Macron want to arrive in Brussels with "common positions in so far as possible"

Macron, Merkel Meet To Harmonise Positions Before EU Summit

Macron warned earlier this week that Europe could "not afford the luxury of petty quarrels" at what he called a "worrisome" time for the international order

How Safe Is Your Personal Data? French Minister Wants Europe Off Amazon Web Services, Fears US Spying

European authorities believe that Amazon Web Services could pose a threat to data privacy on the continent, especially after the U.S. passed the CLOUD Act last year.

Germany Urges 'Restraint' After Turks And Kurds Clash On Streets

Monday night's clashes took place at a cafe in the western city of Herne

Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti (L), deputy director of the IMF Research Department, in an interview with AFP said countries in Europe 'can and should be doing better'

European Growth Failed To 'Lift Off' Amid Brexit, Slowdown: IMF Economist

IMF growth forecasts for selected European countries

IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath welcomed the recent US-China trade truce, and said a durable solution could help boost the global economy

Global Economic Outlook 'Precarious,' No Room For Mistakes, IMF Warns

IMF growth forecasts by region and selected countries

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva delivers her curtain raiser speech previewing the key issues to be addressed in the Annual Meetings in Washington, DC

IMF Warns Global Outlook 'Precarious,' No Room For Policy Mistakes

IMF growth forecasts by region and selected countries

Berlin Urges 'Restraint' After Turkish-Kurdish Clashes In Germany

Monday night's clashes took place at a cafe in the western city of Herne

IMF Cuts Eurozone Growth Outlook As Germany Lags

The US-China trade war has stunted the growth of European powerhouse Germany

Governments have given Libra a frosty reception

4 Reasons Facebook Should Abandon Libra

The cryptocurrency consortium recently lost six of its top members -- and more departures could follow.

Poland goes to the polls on Sunday with the governing right-wing party expected to come out on top

Populists Win Poland Vote, Raising Fears Of New EU Tensions

Poland's governing right-wing populist party won a weekend election, full official results showed on Monday, retaining a parliamentary majority that could allow it to pursue a judicial reform agenda that has put it at loggerheads with the EU.

EU Condemns Turkey Over Syria, But No Formal Arms Ban

Repeated EU calls for Turkey to halt its incursion into northern Syria have gone ignored

Greenpeace Activists Board Shell North Sea Platforms

Activists also protested outside of the Bank of England in central London to protest the financing of the fossil fuel industry during the eighth day of demonstrations by the climate change action group Extinction Rebellion

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden says Donald Trump should be impeached by Congress

Election 2020: Biden Proposes Ban On Foreign Lobbying, Constitutional Amendment Ending Private Campaign Contributions

"We also must strengthen our laws to ensure that no future president can ever again use the office for personal gain," the proposal says.

Streamer Tubi Says The Future Is Free As It Moves Into Europe

They call it 'the free Netflix'

Free Streamer Tubi To Move Into UK And Europe

They call it 'the free Netflix'

Sennheiser Momentum 3 Review: Classy build with a classy sound

While many of the noise-cancelling, wireless headphone makers have been targeting the chic and trendy crowd, Sennheiser has something else in mind.

Brexit Sends Britain Sliding Down German Trade Rankings

German car exports to Britain fell sharply

Turkish-backed Syrian fighters watch as smoke billows from the Syrian border town of Tal Abyad

Kurds Announce Deal With Damascus As Turkey Pushes Deep Into Syria

Syria's Kurds have announced a groundbreaking deal with Damascus on a Syrian troop deployment near the border with Turkey, as Ankara presses a deadly cross-border offensive that has sparked an international outcry.The announcement on Sunday came as the United States ordered the withdrawal of almost its entire ground force in Syria.Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the move to withdraw 1,000 US troops came after Washington learned that Turkey was pressing further into Syria than expected.