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
Dazed survivors of a super typhoon that swept through the central Philippines killing an estimated 10,000 people begged for help and scavenged for food, water and medicine on Monday, threatening to overwhelm
An unidentified attacker shot dead an Iranian deputy minister of industry in Tehran on Sunday, the state news agency IRNA reported, in what appeared the first reported killing of a senior central
The French foreign minister said on Monday he was hopeful a deal could be reached with Iran over its nuclear programme, although Tehran still had to make an effort on a few
Asian shares fell to a four-week low on Monday as a surprise surge in U.S. jobs growth heightened worries the Federal Reserve will start reducing stimulus as soon as next month —
Greece's conservative-led coalition defeated, as expected, an opposition-sponsored motion to topple the government just after midnight on Sunday, but lost one deputy who was expelled after backing the opposition. A total 153
Cyprus and Lebanon have agreed to start negotiations for a production-sharing agreement concerning their adjoining offshore hydrocarbon resources. Cyprus Energy Minister Giorgos Lakkotrypis said he and his Lebanese counterpart Gebran Bassil “agreed
Applications pending for redundancy payment in September soared by 60.36% year on year to 16,308, according to the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance, compared to 16,204 in August and 10,793 in
