Sweden Economy 2015: Trade, Increased Exports To North America, Asia Planned By Swedish Government
"We need to [work with] regional and local actors to get more international investment to Sweden."
iPhone 6S, 6S Plus Set New Apple Inc. Weekend Sales Record With 13 Million Units
In comparison, Apple sold 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses last year at launch — but that number didn't include Apple's biggest market.
EU 'Ring Of Friends' Turns Into Ring Of Fire
The European Union's dream of building "a ring of friends" from the Caucasus to the Sahara has turned into a nightmare as conflicts beyond its borders send refugees teeming into Europe.
Refugee Crisis 2015 Explained: Who Is Coming To Europe; Where They're Headed And Why
More than half of the refugees in Europe are Syrians fleeing an escalating civil war in their home country.
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Bono previously made comments in support of the Syrian refugees, though it's not clear if his comments are related.
EU Refugee Crisis: Asylum Applications Up 85% Compared To Last Year
Most of those who submitted asylum applications are looking to go to Germany.
Finland Anti-Austerity Strike Shuts Down Public Transport, Flights As Recession Pits Labor Unions Against Government
Finland has been in recession for three years, with unemployment over 8 percent.
Syrian Refugee Smugglers Arrested: Human Trafficking Charges In Netherlands Alleged After Hundreds Illegaly Taken To Holland, Police Say
The European Police Office is tracking some 30,000 people suspected of smuggling refugees out of Syria.
BlaBlaCar, Long-Distance Ride-Share Enabler, Raises $200 Million More In Venture Funding
In urban India, a growing number of young professionals with bigger disposable incomes are adding to BlaBlaCar's niche market.
EU Refugee Crisis: Black Sea, Arctic Routes To Europe Are More Dangerous And Longer Than Traditional Ways [MAP]
With increasing border controls in Europe, refugees are endangering their lives by traveling perilous and often longer journeys.
Sweden Parental Leave Policy To End: Money Bonus For Sharing Parenting Duties Will Stop By 2017, Government Says
The point of Sweden's gender equality bonus was to get encourage parents to share parenting responsibilities through the lure of cash.
Summer Olympics 2024 Host Candidates Revealed As IOC Touts Financial Aid, Transparency In Bidding Process
Olympic officials promised $1.7 billion in financial support for the 2024 Games, regardless of which of five candidate cities wins the bid.
Inside Kurdish City Of Cizre, Civilians Caught In Clashes Between Turkish Government, Kurdish Militants
Civilians in Cizre are paying the price for the Turkish government's "anti-terror raids" on PKK militants.
Scared By Russia, Sweden And Poland Make War Pact
The military agreement is one of many that Sweden has signed with its neighboring countries over the last year as it looks to compensate for not being part of NATO.
EU Refugee Crisis: Czech Republic Beefs Up Security On Austrian Border After Germany Reimposes Controls
The Czech Republic deployed more police forces to its border with Austria on Sunday following a similar move by its western neighbor Germany.
Syrians Take Forest Paths From Serbia Into Hungary To Avoid Police Detection
Those passing through Serbia, hoping to reach countries like Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden, must first enter Hungary without being caught by police.
Refugee Police Clashes: Why Is Wealthy Denmark Taking Such A Harsh Stance Against Syrians?
“We know that many of them want to go to Sweden, but naturally we cannot let that happen."
Refugee Crisis 2015: Could Syrians Help Europe's Aging Population Problem?
The number of working-age people in the European Union has been shrinking compared with those retiring.
Paul Kagame Third Term In Rwanda? Supreme Court To Hear Opposition Case Challenging Constitutional Amendment
Rwanda's Supreme Court dismissed the government’s arguments to throw out a case that seeks to block changing the constitution.
EU Refugee Crisis 2015: Hungary, Denmark Police Confrontations, Detention Continue Amid Europe Quota Plan
The police action continued as European Union leaders debated a quota system to ease the crisis.
Swedish Citizen Charged With Genocide In Rwanda
This is not the first time Sweden has charged a Rwandan genocide suspect. Many Rwandans fled their country and sought asylum in the Nordic country.
‘The Sims 4’ Players Have ‘Woohoo-ed’ (Had Sex) 235 Million Times: EA
The game has been released for a year, and it seems publisher Electronic Arts has been keeping track of every move players make.
Amid Russian Hostility In The Black Sea, US Navy To Sustain Military Presence In Region
The Black Sea has become a significant consideration for NATO since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began last year.
European Central Bank Interest Rates Vote: Refinancing Remains Steady
One reason the European Central Bank is holding interest rates low is to counter the effect of China's economic slowdown.
'Refugees Are Our Best Friends': In Iceland, Communities Campaign To House Syrians, Ease Europe's Migrant Crisis
“It breaks my heart to see what's happening and I know I can help, and I will in any way possible,” a young mother from Keflavik said, as an effort grows to assist Syrians.
How European Leaders Are Battling Over Borders To Confront The EU Migrant And Refugee Crisis
With several proposals on the table, Europe continues to struggle for a unified response to the migration crisis.
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