. By Petros Lapithis At demanding times such as these, when we are called upon as a nation to withstand the turbulence of the financial crisis and the challenges of the energy
It may be a chilly spring in the Northern Hemisphere and a scorching autumn in Southern Hemisphere countries like Australia, but time is marching on as clocks are changed across the planet.
Experts from around the world are in daily talks about the threat posed by a deadly new strain of bird flu in China, including discussions on if and when to start making
Ireland's central bank said on Friday the country's gradual economic recovery was broadly on track, barely changing its growth forecasts but warning the government it could not afford to ease back on
Council of Europe GRECO has noted in a third evaluation round compliance report Cyprus’ efforts to comply with the recommendations previously issued on combating corruption. In a report approved by the CoE
U.S. President Barack Obama will offer cuts to Social Security and other entitlement programs in a budget proposal aimed at swaying Republicans to compromise on a deficit-reduction deal, a senior administration official
The Greek parliament approved legislation late on Thursday to boost private investment, a key condition to get the crisis-struck country out of its worst-ever peacetime recession. The new investment incentive law aims
British carrier easyJet said it would nearly halve its first-half loss, helped by Easter falling earlier than a year ago and strong bookings from customers wanting to escape recent cold weather in
– Bank workers fear for their pension funds – Confusion surrounds how controls should operate – Firm hits problems paying employees abroad – Inquiry unlikely to report for weeks Public shock in
Asian shares hit a three-month low on Friday as concerns over bird flu in China and escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula unsettled investors as they counted down to potentially pivotal U.S.
