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Conjugal Visits In Italy? Italian Parliament Considers 'Love Rooms' And 'Right To Intimacy' For Prisoners

In a bill before parliament, a prisoner's monthly visit from a spouse, partner or acquaintance could last six to 24 hours.

Amid Regional Tension, Russia Fears Prompt Czech Republic To Modernize Defense Forces

The Czech Republic said it would add armored personnel carriers and technology to prevent electronic attacks as part of a military modernization spurred in part by Russian actions in the region.

Asian And European Stocks Mixed; US Stock Futures Down

European and Asian stock markets were mixed while U.S. stock futures traded down pointing to a weak opening after a strong performance Monday.

Wall St. Drifts Higher Ahead Of Factory Data

"We don't really see much of a clear direction this morning," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James.

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China Unveils First Major Homegrown Passenger Jet, Seen As Potential Competitor For Boeing And Airbus

The C919 will make its maiden flight next year following delays, as the government seeks to promote China's domestic aviation industry.

Commerzbank Chief Executive Martin Blessing

Commerzbank CEO Martin Blessing Won't Renew Contract, To Leave Post Next Year

Martin Blessing was credited with bringing Commerzbank back to stability after the financial crisis.

Sinai Plane Crash: Emirates, European Airlines Halt Flights Over Peninsula As Crash Investigation Begins

The Metrojet passenger plane that crashed in the Sinai Peninsula Saturday, killing all 224 on board, broke apart in the air, according to a senior Russian aviation official.

Angela Merkel and Li Keqiang, Oct. 30, 2015

China’s Domestic Demand Potential As Big As Ever: Premier Li Keqiang

However, Li Keqiang also says China must improve its approach toward macroeconomic control, while aiming to deliver "quality" growth, according to the official Xinhua News Agency.

Alpha Bank Branch, Athens, Greece, Oct. 31, 2015

ECB Tests Show Greek Banks Have Capital Shortfall Of $15.85 Billion

Although the banks are currently being kept afloat by access to money through the eurozone monetary system, there is a rush to get recapitalization completed.

Russia Forces US Military Intelligence Refocus With Actions In Syria And Ukraine, US Official Says

Russia isn't the "partner we thought we had,” the head of United States' command in Europe said Friday.

Islamic State Rapper Denis Cuspert Killed: German ISIS Fighter Known As Deso Dogg Dies In US Airstrike In Syria

Cuspert was reportedly killed by missiles fired by two coalition planes near a gas station in Hunaida on the road between Raqqa and al-Tabqa in Syria.

Eurozone Inflation Rises To Zero, Unemployment Falls To Nearly 4-Year Low

However, the inflation rate of zero percent -- a sign of less than robust demand in the bloc -- is likely to put more pressure on the European Central Bank to provide more stimulus.

Stocks In Asia, Europe In The Red On Last Trading Day Of Strong Month; US Stock Futures Suggest Positive Open

Stock markets around the world rallied in October as central banks sought to calm investors worried about a slowdown in China and other markets.

Cybersecurity Deal Between China And Germany In The Works: Report

The deal, reported by Bloomberg, is likely to be similar to the one China currently has with the United States.

Europe Stocks And US Stock Futures Down, Asian Stocks Mixed, As US Fed Hints At December Rate Hike

European markets fall amid a slew of weak earnings while Asian markets stayed mixed following hints of a possible increase in interest rates by the U.S. Fed in December.

Angela Merkel China Visit: German Leader's 2-Day Trip Aimed At Bolstering Trade Ties

Angela Merkel's eighth trip to China in her capacity as the chancellor is aimed at expanding trade relations with the world’s second-largest economy.

Deutsche Bank Reports $6.5B Loss In Q3 Amid Litigation, Scraps Dividend Payments; To Cut 35K Jobs

The German lender, which reported a $6.5 billion third-quarter loss Thursday, also approved sweeping austerity measures, including slashing 35,000 jobs.

Germany's Angela Merkel On Hand As Airbus Signs $17B China Deal In Stiff Fight With Boeing

The deal was one of several agreements signed Thursday during German Chancellor Angela Merkel's trip to Beijing.

Volkswagen Diesel Emissions Scandal Update 2015: Spain Opens Criminal Probe Against German Automaker Over Defeat Device

Nearly 700,000 cars in Spain have been affected by the Volkswagen group's trickery.

Most Asian Stocks Down As Investors Await US Fed Announcement; Europe Stocks, US Stock Futures Higher

On Tuesday, Asian stocks were largely down with the exception of Japan as investors await results of the U.S. central bank meeting.

Europe's Refugee Crisis: Slovenia Threatens To Close Borders If EU Plan Fails, Tony Abbott Urges EU To Shut Borders

Slovenia, which became a bottleneck after Hungary closed its borders with Serbia and Croatia, has recorded an influx of nearly 85,000 refugees.

Russia Running Out Of Money? Finance Minister Says Reserve Fund Could Be Drained In 2016

Comments from Russia's Finance Minister over the country's Reserve Fund have raised further concerns about the real state of the country's economy.

Amid ISIS Fears, Russia Detains 150 Migrants Over Potential Ties To Islamic Militants

At a moment of heightened terrorism fears, Russia has detained 150 migrant workers accused of ties to militant groups.

Europe's Refugee Crisis: Jean-Claude Juncker Slams EU Member States For 'Moving Slowly'

Over 700,000 people have made their way into Europe since the beginning of this year, triggering the region's worst refugee crisis in decades.

Global Stocks Dip As Investors Turn Cautious Ahead Of US Fed, BOJ Meeting

Investors in Asia and Europe exercised caution Tuesday, as uncertainty loomed over the outcome of central bank meetings in the United States and Japan.

YouTube's AMRA Deal Will Mean Faster Royalty Payments For Artists Around The Globe

AMRA's deal with YouTube will enable the Kobalt-owned licensing and royalties unit to collect performance royalties for artists around the world.

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