The Latest Breaking News from Euro

The supply was suspended after energy companies Bulgargaz and PGNiG did not comply with a statement issued by Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, which stipulated that all payments for gas were to be made in roubles in a bid to strengthen the Russian currency

Asian shares have logged moderate gains after Wall Street stabilized following a sell-off in tech stocks a day earlier

Steve Clarke's side are set to take on Armenia and the Republic of Ireland in June.

Telecom equipment maker Nokia reported stronger-than-expected quarterly operating profit on Thursday helped by higher demand for 5G gear despite supply chain constraints. First-quarter comparable operating profit rose to 583 million euros ($613 million) from 551 million last year, beating the 513 million euro mean forecast of eleven analysts polled by…

U.S. stocks traded higher midway through trading, with the Dow Jones gaining more than 300 points on Wednesday.

The former director of the Vatican’s financial watchdog agency has testified that Pope Francis asked him to help the Vatican secretariat of state get full control of a London property at the center of a Vatican financial trial

Department of Social Protection officials are assessing the out-workings of the plan.

Hungary’s government extended a price cap on fuel and some basic food items for an additional two months as consumer prices continue to rise in the Central European country

The UK is Netflix’s biggest production hub outside the US and Canada, with a one billion dollar UK production budget in 2020. However with the subscription service now upping its costs, some are not happy and are cancelling their direct debit.

The application process for Team NI is still open - but you better be quick!

England begin Euro 2022 on 6 July against Austria at Old Trafford