Cypriots are more likely to use the European Citizens’ Initiative than any other Europeans, according to the November Eurobarometer. The results of the Eurobarometer were presented Thursday at the EU House in
An Italian court sentenced ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday to one year in jail over the publication by his family's newspaper of a transcript of a leaked wiretap connected to a
Air France is forming the biggest ever all-female crew to celebrate International Women’s Day on Friday, with 2 pilots and 22 stewardesses on board flight AF054 to Washington, operating the Airbus A380
The Finance Minister of Luxembourg Luc Frieden said it was necessary to take a decision to support Cyprus the soonest possible, in order for the Eurozone not to face a crisis, similar
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades is meeting today, at 12 o’ clock with the heads of a Troika delegation (European Commission, ECB, IMF) at the Presidential Palace. The Troika is having a series
The outlook for the UK life insurance sector has been changed to ‘stable’ from ‘negative’, Moody's Investors Service said in a new Industry Outlook that is based on a projection of stable
A man from Long Island, New York, is facing up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine after a neighbor complained to police he was laughing too loudly, his lawyer
British Prime Minister David Cameron will promise on Thursday to stick to his government's deficit reduction plan despite the loss of his country's top-notch AAA credit rating, saying Britain would plunge "back
An African lion attacked and killed an employee of a private wildlife sanctuary in central California on Wednesday, law enforcement officials said. Deputies responding to reports of an injured person at Cat
Sobbing and shouting, a throng of Hugo Chavez's supporters paraded his coffin through the streets of Caracas on Wednesday in an emotional outpouring that could help his deputy win an election to
