Greeks fearing attacks by anarchists will no longer be entitled to free police bodyguards in the latest cost-cutting plan from a government trying to meet budget targets set by international creditors.

Balkan state keen to recruit French  politician to aid its ailing economy

Outlook When regulators at the Bank of England decided earlier this year that Barclays and Nationwide should increase their capital buffers to cover at least 3 per cent of their total assets, the two lenders fought back vigorously.

The West African nation of Mali voted in presidential elections on Sunday just 16 months after the country descended into chaos in the wake of a coup led by mid-ranking army officials.

More than 200,000 people who lost money in the collapse of Equitable Life may miss out on compensation because of serious failings by the Government.

Under-fire contractor and Treasury criticised by MPs for running ‘arbitrary’ scheme

Small print reveals the truth behind the Business Finance Partnership

Cambodian ex-finance minister expected to spearhead election fight against prime minister

Phillippa Williamson was allowed to run up bill in deal criticised as ‘quite astounding’ by MPs

Boost for George Osborne's deficit-busting plans as it almost entirely reverses the IMF's earlier growth forecast cuts

The junior People's Party prompts political and economic crisis over austerity split

Commons environment committee demands more money to protect vulnerable people across the country

As Territorial Army numbers double, force will counter new threats posed by insurgency