Angela Merkel’s FDP partners have seen their popularity slump and relations within the coalition have soured

The IMF’s long-planned sale of its 403 tonnes of gold has taken on a new twist that may chip at gold prices

Surrounded by forest, a white granite pillar topped by a ring of golden stars near the village of Purnuskes

Russia, the largest buyer of US poultry meat, has sufficient resources to force Washington to accept its demands

Through one of the most severe recessions in a generation, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation continues to invest

The Caribbean’s small island states ride out hurricanes year after year, suffering without end

Bulgaria will try to woo Chinese and Korean investors to secure much needed foreign funds

Malaysia’s government is considering proposals to shake up its economic and social system

Researchers say aquaculture is set to become the world’s main source of seafood over the next 20 years

For a small string of volcanic islands that have no natural resources Cape Verde is punching well above its weight

Montenegro is unrecognisable from a few years ago. It’s now on track for EU membership and investors are flocking

Wilson, a tiler, worked illegally for six years before getting his papers in October. He expects to struggle