Tag: Europe

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In Spain, hair salons and nail salons finding success in a struggling economy

Spain's struggling economy has left many in the country with a sense of malaise and gloom. Looking for something positive, more and more are turning to the beauty salon or nail parlor for a little pick-up....
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Tantalizing indications, but no proof, of existence of Higgs boson -- 'God particle'

Scientists and Switzerland have come close to proving the existence of the Higgs boson, but so far they don't have the evidence they need to make a conclusive finding. The so-called 'God particle' is expected to be a key in understanding the presence of mass in the universe....
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Russian President Medvedev announces limited recount of contested Duma elections

Dmitry Medvedev, in the wake of protests by thousands of Russians, announced over the weekend that the results of the Dec. 4 parliamentary elections would be recounted. But the election, which many western observers pronounced as fraudulent, also may be the reason that Vladimir Putin will face a new and stronger challenger in the upcoming presidential election....
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26 of 27 European Union countries indicate interest in tighter economic ties

Only the United Kingdom, one of 10 EU countries not using the euro, indicated it could not support efforts to enshrine new protocols for monitoring country's budgets and enforcing limits on deficits....
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European leaders converge on Brussels in an effort to resolve crisis

France and Germany are trying to spur their fellow European leaders to make bold changes to European treaties in order to get economic stability in the eurozone....
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As the euro twists in the wind, so does a sense of European identity

As critics pound the euro as the source of their economic problems, and others worry about how its loss could be devastating, many say that the loss of the euro would have another profound effect: a major erosion of the still developing sense of European identity....
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Some Dutch clamoring for leaving the euro, or introducing the neuro

In The Netherlands, as the economy sputters and the prospect of spending trillions of dollars to bail out staggering economies, many Dutch are saying enough and imploring their leaders to get out of the Euro. Failing that, they'd like to see the Euro become the Neuro, or a common currency for Northern Europe....
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France, Germany facing debt rating downgrade as Eurozone wavers

Standard & Poor's, the debt rating agency that downgrades U.S. debt this summer has issued a warning that France, Germany and 13 other European Union countries, those using the Euro, may see their credit ratings reduced....
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British cry foul over shortage of trained curry chefs in the U.K.

New immigration policies are making it increasingly more difficult for British restaurants to bring in trained curry chefs from India and Pakistan. To many, curry is the national dish of the United Kingdom....
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In Romania, linguistic respect for people once derided as Gypsies

The Roma in Romania have long been called Tigan or Gypsy. Now, the country has made Roma the official term and hopes to reduce stereotypes and discrimination....
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