Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif hit back at U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry late on Tuesday and blamed divisions between Western powers for the failure of talks over Tehran's disputed
A U.S. aircraft carrier set sail for the Philippines on Tuesday to accelerate relief efforts after a typhoon killed an estimated 10,000 people in one coastal city alone, with fears the toll
Asian shares inched higher on Tuesday after a three-day run of losses, with investors turning their attention to the Chinese Communist Party policy meeting for clues to its economic agenda for the
Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) have dropped their demand for a euro zone debt redemption fund in coalition talks with Angela Merkel's conservatives, but the camps still have work to do to finalise
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development cut its growth forecasts for central and eastern Europe and North Africa on Monday, citing weak demand for their exports and unfinished reforms. Deflationary pressures
Ryanair announces customer service improvements over next 6 months Ryanair, Europe’s favourite low fares airline today (25 Oct) unveiled a programme of enhancements to its industry leading customer service which has seen
New partnership connects American Express card members to Emirates Skywards programme American Express welcomes Emirates Skywards to the industry-leading Membership Rewards programme. American Express Card Members enrolled in Membership Rewards are now
Media giant Rupert Murdoch's dominant pay-TV operator BSkyB saw more than 1.5 bln pounds wiped off its stock market value on Monday after admitting it had been out-muscled at its own game
Interior Minister Socrates Hasikos said that the Government will soon announce a series of measures and actions in order to prevent the sale of Greek Cypriot owned properties in the Turkish-occupied areas
Once a clear environmental leader, the European Union is likely to set a more cautious tone for the global debate on a U.N. climate deal when it unveils a new chunk of
