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Protests in Hungary, Spanish debt worries and problems for the German president in our round-up of what's in the newspapers. Thousands of people protested in Budapest last...

A round-up of the top stories in Europe's newspapers. Supporters of Muammar Qaddafi are fighting “a rearguard campaign” using snipers, mortars and rockets to try to stop...

Riots in London and tumbling stock markets. The spread of rioting and looting across the UK dominate the front pages of most European newspapers today.

Fine Gael, Labour win record number of seats while voters punish Fianna Fail. The opposition Fine Gael is set to lead the next Irish government, most likely in coalition...

Ireland's finance minister says country will not change tax rate in exchange for aid Brian Lenihan, Ireland's finance minister, has vowed that the country will not change...

Czech premier to tell EU tomorrow how government intends to respond to president's call for an opt-out to the Lisbon treaty. The Czech government is meeting today to discuss...

Newspaper poll a week before Lisbon treaty vote puts 'Yes' voters ahead, but not by much. Opponents of the Lisbon treaty in Ireland appear to be gaining ground, according to...

Poll shows drop of 8% in support since June, but 46% of the Irish are still in favour of the Lisbon treaty.

The political party Libertas has closed its office in Brussels, but will keep branches open in the UK, Slovakia, Estonia and Lithuania. “Since we don't have a party in...

In demanding that guarantees be attached to the Lisbon treaty, the Irish government is exhibiting an unhealthy deference to the Catholic church. The leaders of the European...

Over 54% of Irish voters now in favour of the EU's reform treaty. Support is growing in Ireland for the Treaty of Lisbon, with an opinion poll published today showing that...

Intern, 23, from commissioner's private office, dies after fall at her apartment. Charlie McCreevy, Ireland's European commissioner, today conveyed his condolences to the...

McCreevy in defiant mood as he enjoys St Patrick's Day at the races. Charlie McCreevy, the European commissioner for the internal market, was not to be deterred by all this...

Opinion poll shows that 51% of Irish voters support the Lisbon treaty. An opinion poll published in the

A man tasked with giving the kiss of life to a tiger. Now is not an easy time for any finance minister, but spare a thought for Ireland's Brian Lenihan. He got the plum job...

The co-ordinated international effort to reassure the markets and to put a floor under the market has so far failed, with Wall Street suffering its biggest fall since the...

Summit on the financial crisis produces calls for co-ordination; national governments across Europe move to reassure depositors. An emergency gathering of the leaders...

French president talks with political leaders about prospects for Lisbon treaty against a backdrop of criticism. Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president and the serving head...