The 24th Meeting of the Energy Charter Conference, based in Brussels, will be taking place in Cyprus on December 9 and 10, 2013, followed by the Ministerial Meeting, which will focus on
Greece's government promised on Wednesday to relaunch a slimmed-down state broadcaster ERT in a matter of weeks after a firestorm of protests from journalists, trade unions and coalition partners over its sudden
Cyprus Tourism Organization and Cyprus Medical Association are joining forces in order to promote the island as a medical tourist destination. In this framework the two institutions will cooperate with the aim
Former Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis appeared on Tuesday before the three-member committee investigating the causes of the collapse of the economy and the banking sector. It was the third time Stavrakis answered
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades meets today at Palais de l`Élysée with his French counterpart François Hollande. Anastasiades arrived at the French capital on Tuesday, and today he will first meet the President
A U.S. federal judge on Tuesday sentenced a Chinese businessman to 12 years in prison for selling stolen software used in defense, space technology and engineering with a retail value of more
The world's oldest person, 116-year-old Japanese man Jiroemon Kimura, died on Wednesday, Japanese media said. Kimura, who lived in Kyotango near Kyoto in western Japan, had been hospitalised for pneumonia since last
Greek business is awakening from a coma; the long-forgotten sound of drills and hammers can be heard on Athens construction sites again while customers queue calmly at banks to deposit cash rather
– IMF says euro zone blocked early Greek debt restructuring – Euro zone says IMF did not urge such a policy at the time – IMF, ECB stakeholders fret about damaged reputation in
– Government says ERT a case of "incredible waste" – ERT staff protest, other stations stop shows in solidarity – Junior coalition parties say they were not consulted Greece announced the closure
