Greece gets little sympathy from poorer neighbors

Throughout months of acrimonious haggling with creditors, Greece's left-wing government has cast itself as the victim of an elitist financial and political order beholden to Europe's stingy rich, notably Germans.

Cameron Says EU Renegotiation Will Take ‘Tenacity and Patience’

Prime Minister David Cameron stressed the need for “tenacity and patience” after he began the formal process of renegotiating British membership of the European Union.

Greek PM Tsipras sees EU deal by next week

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said Greece is in the final, critical stretch of talks with its international creditors and that he believes an interim deal will be in place by 9 May.

Swiss Say ‘No’ to Measure Forcing SNB to Acquire More Gold

Swiss voters rejected a referendum requiring their central bank to hold a portion of its assets in gold, a measure its President Thomas Jordan termed an "invitation to speculators" that could have hamstrung the economy.

£15 per hour for Swiss workers: Referendum on plans to introduce the world’s highest minimum wage has employers worried

Jasmin Eicher has already axed her only full-time employee to keep her shop afloat, which sells cards, candles and paper in a Zurich suburb.