Minister of Finance Michalis Sarris has dismissed once again the possibility of a haircut on bank deposits in Cyprus, stressing that the issue is not on the table of negotiations with the
Vice President of the European Commission, Olli Rehn, has said that the Troika works for the achievement of an agreement on a Cyprus bailout in March. In statements Tuesday to the press
Venezuelans mourned the death of Hugo Chavez and prepared on Wednesday for his body to lie in state as attention turns to a new election to succeed the socialist leader after
Ireland and Portugal want up to 15 more years to pay back loans to the EU to ease their return to financial markets, but sources said on Monday that while an extension
Asian shares rebounded sharply on Tuesday, reclaiming most of the previous day's steep losses triggered by slumping Chinese stocks, as a globally accommodative monetary stance helped revive risk appetite. European markets are
Euro zone finance ministers pledged on Monday to agree a bailout for Cyprus by the end of March, but details of how the rescue will be financed are yet to be sorted
A Greek court sentenced a former defence minister to eight years in prison on Monday for failing to disclose the source of lavish wealth that made him a symbol of the corruption
Britain's Queen Elizabeth left hospital on Monday a day after being admitted with symptoms of gastroenteritis, looking well and smiling as she walked to a waiting limousine. The 86-year-old monarch, wearing a
A Moscow court will on March 11 start the posthumous trial of an anti-corruption lawyer whose death in custody has hurt Russia's image and strained Moscow's ties with the United States. A
Liverpool's debts have increased by 21.8 million pounds ($32.72 million), according to their accounts published on Monday, as prolonged absence from the money-spinning Champions League takes its toll. The Premier League side's
