The Minister of Culture and Education, Mr Kyriakos Kenevezos, and KPMG proudly opened an exhibition of 32 new paintings by Vartan Tashdjian, one of the most important contemporary artists in Cyprus, on
The long-stalled construction of a state-funded mosque in Athens came a step closer on Thursday with the announcement that a consortium of Greek companies had won the tender to build it. Athens
Liechtenstein, whose banks have been accused by the United States and other countries of facilitating tax evasion, said on Thursday it would end its practice of helping foreigners hide money from their
Germany challenged a central plank of plans to forge a banking union in the euro zone on Thursday, arguing against the use of the currency bloc's funds to help lenders exposed as
Twitter Inc said on Thursday it would introduce self-serve ads for small- and medium-sized businesses in three countries outside the United States, marking one of its first moves to expand revenue as
The death toll from Typhoon Haiyan in the devastated Philippine coastal city of Tacloban was 4,000, a notice board at City Hall said on Friday, nearly double the nationwide toll provided by
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is collecting records of international money transfers under the same law that the National Security Agency uses to collect Americans' phone and Internet records, the New York
The Cypriot economy contracted by 5.5% in the third quarter of 2013, showing signs of resilience despite a Eurogroup decisions for a €10 billion bailout, featuring a haircut of banking deposits, which
Pre–school and elementary school students will continue to be entitled to free bus fares until January 7, Parliamentary Communications and Works committee President Antonis Antoniou said Thursday. Antoniou said MPs were briefed
The Cypriot economy contracted by 5.5% in the third quarter of 2013, showing signs of resilience despite the harsh terms of the Eurogroup decision for a €10 bln bailout. According to a
