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BRUSSELS More expensive services and food were the main drivers of consumer price growth in the euro zone

Poland’s incoming administration wants foreign companies in the country’s nascent nuclear energy program to buy an equity stake

For the past week, not a single Tesla has passed through Sweden’s four biggest ports. Starting Friday, broken

Since Sunday, 40 workers have been trapped in a tunnel they were building in the Himalayan region.

Traders are growing increasingly convinced that the European Central Bank will sharply lower interest rates to cushion the

Movie fans have just realised there's a huge blunder in James Cameron's The Abyss, and once you see it, you can't unsee it. In a clip posted to Twitter, a huge tidal wave is heading towards the beach, however, while most people are running away, one guy in the corner is using his impending doom as a chance to pull his friend's swimming trunks down one last time. In the theatrical release, the scene was reportedly cropped so you could only see the motion from the tops of their heads. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter

Friends fans think they've found the original clip that inspired Matt LeBlanc's tribute to Matthew Perry with the actor joking that he still owed him 'twenty bucks'. In an episode titled The One With the Kips, which first aired on 29 October, 1998, Monica makes up that Chandler has stolen $20 from her purse to cover up their secret fling. "You know what, now that I think about it, I constantly find myself without twenties, and you always have lots", Joey chimes in, thinking her rouse is genuine. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter

Germany, through its KfW development bank, will as soon as Friday sign an agreement to lend South Africa

The European Central Bank’s decision to halt interest rate increases at its October meeting is fully justified by

Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack Osbourne "doesn't think" his father will tour again, despite the 74-year-old rocker recently admitting he wants to go "back on the road".

UK retail sales fell unexpectedly in October, adding to the impression that a string of interest-rate hikes designed

At least 50 people are said to have died so far with over 7,000 suspected cases.