Pagani Huayra Roadster: A Rare, Hand-Made Hypercar
Each Pagani Huayra is assembled by man, not machinesâand only 40 are built a yearâmaking these $2.4 million autos some of the rarest cars on the road. Dan Neil takes a closer look.
View ArticlePope Calls Nuclear-Arms Race Irrational, Immoral
Pope Francis said the construction of ever more potent nuclear weapons is no longer justified by the purpose of deterrence, expressing his âfirm opinionâ that nuclear arsenals must not be allowed...
View ArticleFinland Flourishes After 100 Years of Independence
Finns have turned one of the poorest corners of Europe into one of the richest, most equal, most contented countries in the world.
View ArticleGreece, Creditors Reach Deal on Latest Reforms
Greece and its international creditors reached a preliminary agreement on measures Athens must adopt, paving the way for the disbursement around $5.95 billion and bringing the country a step closer to...
View ArticleJudge Releases Catalan Separatists Ahead of Regional Election
A Spanish judge ordered the release on bail of six former government officials in Catalonia, but ruled that the former Catalan vice president and three other separatist leaders must remain in jail.
View ArticlePortugal's Mário Centeno Chosen to Lead Eurozone Finance Ministers
European finance officials on Monday chose Portugalâs Finance Minister Mário Centeno to lead the group of finance ministers that steers policy in the eurozone.
View ArticleU.K.-EU Brexit Negotiations Stall Over Irish Border Issue
British Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker failed to reach a deal to advance Brexit negotiations after hours of talks Monday afternoon, while expressing...
View ArticleSpain Withdraws European Arrest Warrant for Catalan Separatists
A top judge in Spain has withdrawn an international arrest warrant for former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four of his ex-cabinet members but maintained a Spanish arrest warrant for the...
View ArticleMay's Brexit Path Complicated by Northern Irish Party
Prime Minister Theresa May sought to get Brexit talks back on track after a small Northern Irish party she relies on in Parliament blocked a deal to advance negotiations, illustrating how her weakened...
View ArticleGeneral Leaves Legacy of Rebuilt U.S. Army in Europe
Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the commander of U.S. Army Europe, will retire this month after overseeing the first buildup of Americaâs military posture in Europe since the Cold War, as tensions with Russia...
View ArticlePolish Prime Minister Resigns
Polandâs Prime Minister Beata Szydlo resigned on Thursday, with Finance Minister Mateusz Morawiecki nominated to replace her.
View ArticleGerman Social Democrats Agree to Talks With Embattled Merkel
Germany moved a small step closer to a potential solution to its political crisis after the largest opposition party said it would enter talks with Chancellor Angela Merkelâs conservatives over...
View ArticleFeud Thwarts FBI-Backed Anticorruption Efforts in Ukraine
A feud among three Ukrainian law-enforcement agencies could undermine U.S.-backed efforts to fight corruption in a country on Europeâs eastern edge, Western officials say.
View ArticleU.K., European Union Move Closer on Divorce Terms
The U.K. and EU appeared close to a breakthrough on Brexit terms, with British Prime Minister Theresa May on her way to Brussels on Friday morning.
View ArticleBrexit Breakthrough Leaves Thorniest Problems for Later
The U.K. is hailing a Brexit breakthrough. It is more a small step toward confronting even bigger political, financial and economic issues.
View ArticleIreland Forces U.K. to Confront Brutal Brexit Trade-Offs
This weekâs row over the Irish border marks a significant moment in the progress of Brexit: It is the first time since the referendum that the British political system has been forced to confront a...
View ArticleU.K., EU Reach an Agreement on Brexit Divorce Terms
The U.K. and the European Union reached an agreement Friday on Brexit divorce terms after six months of tense talks, opening the way for negotiations to advance on a trade deal.
View ArticleTheresa May's Brexit Triumph May Prove Short-Lived
The British prime minister struck a landmark deal to conclude the first phase of Brexit talks, but the question of how to avoid a hard Irish border may need to be further clarified before an agreement...
View ArticleEU Officials Warn of Risk to Global Trade
European Union officials said the U.S. is threatening to cripple global commerce by undermining the World Trade Organization, ahead of a gathering of officials from 164 countries on Sunday in Buenos...
View ArticleThree Arrested in Attack on Swedish Synagogue
World Business NewsThree people have been arrested for allegedly throwing firebombs at a synagogue in the Swedish city of Göteborg, the second anti-Jewish attack in the Nordic nation in two days.
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