Fashion gurus Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are no strangers to spotlight. But this time it’s not about applause on the catwalk, but questioning at the court room, on alleged tax evasion
– Supplies of gloves and gowns threatened by budget cuts – EU officials fear rising rates of superbug infections – Greek govt says healthcare system is 2 bln euros in debt Greek
The euro zone's economic slump was a little less pronounced in November than previously thought, although there are few signs the region will emerge from recession any time soon, business surveys showed
Low-cost African carrier Fastjet Plc said it was in potential partnership talks with Emirates Airline, sending it shares up as much as 7 percent on London's AIM. "Talks are at an early
Blocked roads and severed communications in the southern Philippines frustrated rescuers on Wednesday as teams searched for hundreds of people missing after the strongest typhoon this year killed at least 283 people.
A 116-year-old woman listed by Guinness World Records as the oldest living person anywhere around the globe died on Tuesday in a nursing home in the U.S. state of Georgia soon after
Greece has scored the worst ranking of all 27 European Union nations in a global league table of perceived official corruption, falling below ex-communist Bulgaria as public anger about graft soars during
In the year 2011, 14.1% of Cypriots lived on the verge of poverty, while almost one in four Cypriots met at least one of the three community criteria for poverty, according to
The 23rd annual Conference of the Energy Charter, the most prominent international energy organization for the cooperation on energy investments and trade, took place recently in Warsaw. EU Member States participated under
A campaign titled "We buy our own products" is being launched in Cyprus and Greece, and will continue through 2013, with an aim to help the two countries` economies, which are facing
