China will launch its next manned rocket in the middle of this month, carrying three astronauts to an experimental space module, state media said on Monday, the latest stage of an ambitious
Turkish protesters clashed with riot police into the early hours of Monday with some setting fire to offices of the ruling AK Party as the fiercest anti-government demonstrations in years entered their
Three storm chasers were among 13 people killed by tornadoes that rampaged through central Oklahoma on Friday, underscoring the high risk of tracking tornadoes and forcing the media to rethink how they
Workers at internet retailer Amazon.com's German operations are set to hold a third one-day strike on Monday in a dispute over pay and benefits. Trade union Verdi has called on workers at
Sell in May? They certainly did in emerging markets. But unlike in the old adage, they are likely to sell in June and July too if investment returns in the once-hot sector
Asia's factory sector lost momentum in May as new export orders in the trading bellwethers of China, Taiwan and South Korea fell or cooled, reinforcing the view that the world economic outlook
Capital controls imposed on the Cyprus banking sector should be lifted as soon as possible, provided the sector is stabilized, Association of Cyprus Banks Director General Michael Kammas has said. "Capital controls
John Tomich, head of US Noble Energy, announced on Saturday that an oil rig will arrive later today on location to carry out an appraisal well in Cypriot block 12 gas field.
Cyprus' transport sector declined by 5.6% in the period of January – March 2013, figures released Friday by the Statistical Service show. According to the indices compiled by CyStat, Land Transport fell
Nobel prize Laureate and University of Cyprus European Union Studies professor, Christophoros Pissarides, has secured a €2.2 million grant for a research project concerning employment in Europe, from the European Research Council`
