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Brexit: Top companies lose £100b in four days
In just four days, more than £98 billion has been wiped off the value of Britain's biggest companies.
In just four days, more than £98 billion has been wiped off the value of Britain's biggest companies.
Experts warn a looming vote could spark "the destruction of Western political civilisation".
Foreign Minister Murray McCully says New Zealand has worked on shoring up its relations with other European countries.
Pity the British. Here in NZ we have referendums on subjects such as the flag; they have them on the make-up of their nation and its place in the world.
The world needs to act together on the refugee crisis gripping Europe, European Council president Donald Tusk said yesterday.
Britain could sink into a year-long recession if it votes to leave the European Union, finance minister George Osborne warned.
It is not often that international solutions work so well but when it happens, it deserves a tentative cheer.
COMMENT: The possibility of a majority of British voting for absolute sovereignty in their referendum has many people worried.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was asked to reminisce about her fondest moments with President Barack Obama during the seven years of his presidency.
NZ farmers may be in for a more prolonged slump in dairy prices after the EU announced plans to double the amount of skim milk powder it is prepared to buy.
With the approach of summer in Europe, leaders of the European Union last week made what seems a good deal for genuine asylum seekers.
David Cameron's Cabinet split apart yesterday just minutes after he called a historic in-out referendum on membership of the European Union.
European Council President Donald Tusk has set out a plan for keeping Britain in the European Union to a mixed reception.
A free-trade agreement between NZ and the European Union has been discussed at a meeting between Prime Minister John Key and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Jihadists are able to travel freely from Syria to Europe as one in 100 are checked against the EU's anti-terrorism watchlist in some countries.
Benjamin Netanyahu has likened a decision by the European Union to label goods from Israeli settlements to the Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses.
Area labelling is sure to be extended in the upcoming free trade talks with the European Union, writes Audrey Young.
NZ cheesemakers are expecting the EU to fight for name protections for geographically specialised products when negotiations begin for free trade.
Trade talks with EU may take years to start, writes Audrey Young.
Germany offered Turkey the prospect of faster progress on its hope of joining the European Union in exchange for badly needed help in stemming the flow of refugees to Europe.
Europe's chambers of commerce grouping, EuroChambres, has given its blessing to NZ being added to the EU Commission's plans for free trade talks.
As many others recoil, Europe's greying powerhouse Germany senses opportunity.
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker is trying to build political support for a mandatory scheme to relocate some 160,000 refugees
Sophia Duckor-Jones is in Hungary, where the refugee crisis in Europe has come to a head. The former Newstalk ZB reporter shares her story of trying to help.
Thousands of refugees remain stranded at Budapest's main international railway station, with authorities preventing them from moving on.
As the death toll on land and sea continues to grow, the EU summoned ministers to an emergency summit to discuss solutions to the crisis.
Google has ridiculed demands by European Union antitrust regulators to change the way it displays search results as "peculiar and problematic".
Angela Merkel has promised there will be "no tolerance" for violent anti-migrant protests that have gripped Germany in recent weeks.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras came away with a much worse deal than the one he just persuaded Greek voters to reject.