France is to return to Greece 754 million euros in interest payments the Bank of France earned on its Greek bond holdings, according to an amended 2012 budget bill. The European Central
Sotheby’s London held three strong sales on Wednesday attracting global buyers and setting a string of new auction records. The top lot of the Old Master and British Paintings Evening Sale was
* Troika discussions to conclude by end-July; Banks ravaged by Greek exposure * Cyprus said on Wednesday it expected to conclude financial aid talks with its EU partners over the next three
* Brussels exhibition shows Cyprus through the ages * President Demetris Christofias is in Strasbourg where he will present before the Plenary of the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday, the programme
* What are the causes of high unemployment? A change in expectations is needed * By Fiona Mullen Director Sapienta Economics Ltd One by-product of the population census in October 2011, which
Iran has threatened to destroy U.S. military bases across the Middle East and target Israel within minutes of being attacked, Iranian media reported on Wednesday, as Revolutionary Guards extended test-firing of ballistic
The Syrian army pressed its offensive against rebels, bombarding the city of Douma near Damascus, and Turkey said it had scrambled warplanes after Syrian helicopters flew near its border. Turkey's armed forces
Bob Diamond squares up to critical British lawmakers on Wednesday, a day after quitting as Barclays' chief executive over the Libor interest rate scandal, potentially dragging the Bank of England, government
Cyprus, which applied for an EU bailout last week, acquired 1.79 billion euros ($2.3 billion) worth of shares in the island's second-largest lender, in a previously announced move to help it meet
U.S. home prices rose in May in a fresh sign the battered sector is stabilizing, data analysis firm CoreLogic said on Monday. CoreLogic's home price index gained 1.8 percent from April and
