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OPINION: Risk of war returns to Europe
Peter Apps says real-world tensions in the region have been a long time coming.
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Europe, UK deal over Britain’s access to single market on the cards
Only countries which allow free movement of people across Europe are allowed access to that market.
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Obama pessimistic about global economy after Brexit
US President Barack Obama says he has long-term concerns about global growth.
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'It cannot be business as usual for EU'
EU leaders are determined to move ahead quickly to seal the terms of the United Kingdom’s exit.
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Survey: Europeans view Islamic State as top threat
Respondents in nine of 10 European countries surveyed said they saw IS as the greatest danger.
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OPINION: Europe's dark secret: it's more racist than rest of the world
A report found growing anti-immigration sentiment and Islamophobia were among the key trends in 2015.
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‘German govt plans to spend 93.6 billion euros on refugees by end 2020’
The figure is likely to stoke concerns, particularly among growing anti-immigration movements.
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Old Mutual hires executive to manage split
Rob Leith joins Old Mutual from a private investment company.
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Deals and warm words flow as Iranian president visits Europe
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will spend two days in Rome before flying to France on Wednesday.
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Winter brings new dangers for migrants crossing frozen Balkan peninsula
Governments and aid agencies along the route have laid on heated tents and mobilised trains and buses.
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OPINION: The end of the post-World War Two order
John Lloyd says that 'neoliberalism' isn’t much help in understanding what’s happening to Western economies.
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Europe seen brushing aside Paris attacks
Data due in the coming week may offer further early signs of that resilience.
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European winter coal prices jump by almost 6%
But the prices are still down 15% & 24%, respectively, from their 2015 peaks in February.
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OPINION: What does Europe want to be when it grows up?
John Lloyd says the EU is a palace built on ideals that has, in fact, sunk into marshy ground.
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Home Affairs urges greater cooperation over Syrian refugee crisis
Deputy Minister Fatima Chohan says South Africa can relate to what Europe is experiencing.
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EU migrant crisis escalates as bodies wash up on Turkish beach
Thousands have drowned in the Mediterranean while many others have died travelling over land
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Schengen: Europe's open borders in question
Schengen gave its name 30 years ago to the code which removed border controls between most states.
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Europe opens door to 20,000 migrants, Britain opts out
The EU executive proposed taking in 20,000 migrants over two years and distributing them across Europe.
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NATO to strengthen its presence in eastern Europe
NATO will be setting up a network of small command centres that could rapidly reinforce the region.
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Glencore may close SA coal mines, lay off workers
The potential closures at Optimum Coal Mines would put 1,070 jobs at risk.
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EU looks to respond to threat of radical Islam
The EU plan to withdraw all travel documents of Europeans looking to go to Syria or Iraq.
