Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou said that a meeting scheduled for Wednesday between the Government and the economic teams of the political parties aims at reaching convergences and not record divergences regarding government
Cyprus’ trade deficit decreased during the first seven months of 2012, according to data released today by Eurostat. The deficit was reduced by 300 mln euros, compared to the same period last
President Barack Obama put his re-election bid back on firm footing on Tuesday night with a strong debate performance that is likely to thrill his Democratic supporters and earn him a second
Greek state television came under fire from the country's main opposition party and critics for editing out a gay kiss on Monday's primetime premiere of popular British period drama "Downton Abbey". Greeks
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has called days before an EU summit for a leap forward in European integration, saying the bloc needs a new commissioner with power over budgets and reform
Switzerland has blocked nearly one billion Swiss francs ($1.07 billion) in stolen assets linked to dictators in four countries at the centre of the Arab Spring – Egypt, Libya, Syria and Tunisia
Google has four months to make its privacy policy comply with requests from European Union data protection watchdogs or start facing the possibility of disciplinary action at a national level. France's Commission
Facebook's first engineering centre outside the United States opened in London on Tuesday, boosting the British government's ambition to make the digital economy a central plank of its growth strategy. The company's
Greece's government and international lenders have briefly suspended talks on austerity cuts as both sides confer with their leaders on the thorny issue of automatic wage increases, Greek officials said on Tuesday.
The Cyprus EU Presidency called on Tuesday for a new way for tackling the financial crisis with a more fair burden-sharing. Cyprus call was made during a meeting of the European Economic
