The eurozone will review in depth an international rescue package for Cyprus at a later date, since not all necessary data is still available, French Minister of Finance Pierre Moscovici said on
The European Union, concerned about energy supply disruption, has asked Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft to reveal its investment and supply plans, Transneft and EU officials said on Monday. Russia, the world's
European shares inched towards a two-year high on Monday, as a political attempt to break a budget impasse in the United States and expectations of aggressive Japanese stimulus bolstered the appetite for
Antonis Tsokkos, Mayor of the Cyprus resort town of Ayia Napa, died on Monday aged 60 at his home after feeling unwell. Tsokkos was re-elected in 2011 for a second term having
An impressive 42% growth in tourist arrivals from Russia led to a 3% increase in Cyprus’ total tourist arrivals in 2012, which amounted in total to 2,464,908 compared to 2,392,228 in 2011,
Heavy snowfall and bad weather conditions prevailing in many European countries continue to affect flights between Larnaca and the airports of Frankfurt and London. According to Adamos Aspris, a spokesman for Hermes
A Eurogroup meeting takes place today in Brussels during which no final decisions are expected to be taken as regards Cyprus’ request for a bailout, since the amount for the recapitalization of
Asian shares pulled back from multimonth highs on Monday, while the yen firmed after touching a new low in choppy trade ahead of a Bank of Japan policy decision that is expected
Angela Merkel's coalition and the centre-left opposition were neck-and-neck in exit polls in a state election in Lower Saxony on Sunday, which could deprive the German chancellor of a boost for her
A makeshift time-bomb lightly injured two security staff at a large shopping centre near Athens on Sunday, in escalating political violence in the crisis-hit country. The blast followed gun and bomb attacks
