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Archive: News / World / Europe (7 Stories)

Swiss vote on bosses' pay could hit offshore firms

03/02/2013 3:23am
Foreign executives who moved their company headquarters to Switzerland to get better tax deals for their firms may find themselves paying the price for it this weekend.

Austrian cardinal: a conservative open to reform

03/02/2013 3:31am
Austrian Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn is a soft-spoken conservative who is ready to listen to those espousing reform. That profile that could appeal to fellow cardinals looking to elect a pontiff with widest-possible appeal to the world's 1 billion Catholics.

Benedict's obedience to new pope part of tradition

03/02/2013 6:19am
He slipped it in at the end of his speech, and said it so quickly and softly it almost sounded like an afterthought.

Developer pledges to continue Berlin Wall removal

03/02/2013 6:32am
A German property developer has rejected calls to halt work to remove one of the last remaining stretches of the Berlin Wall, despite angry protests against the plan.

Moscow skeptical about US autopsy of Russian boy

03/02/2013 7:05am
Russia voiced strong skepticism Saturday about the U.S. autopsy on a 3-year-old adopted Russian boy in Texas and demanded further investigation as thousands rallied in Moscow to support the Kremlin ban on U.S. adoptions of Russian children.

At least 22 people injured in Macedonia riots

03/02/2013 3:09pm
Violent ethnic riots rattled Macedonia's capital, culminating on Saturday with hundreds raging through the city center, clashing with police, overturning cars and attacking a bus station. At least 22 people were injured, 13 of them police officers.

Benedict's resignation: hints were there all along

03/02/2013 9:27pm
Benedict XVI stunned the world when he announced Feb. 11 he would resign as pope. But in retrospect, all the signs were there, and they even accelerated in recent months. Here's a look at the hints Benedict dropped starting in 2005, his first year as pope, indicating that unlike his predecessors over 600 years, his papacy would end in retirement, not death.
 
   
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