Britons are taking more prescription drugs than ever but the state health service is paying less for them – cheering news for taxpayers, if not for drugmakers. The trend reflects an increased
Get out of nuclear power and do it fast, angry Fukushima residents told Japanese government officials on Wednesday at a public hearing on energy policy held in an area ravaged by a
European shares were steady around midday on Wednesday as investors waited to see if policymakers would back up pledges to support the euro zone with decisive measures such as buying bonds of
. By George Theocharides Associate Professor of Finance and Director of MSc in Finance & Banking, CIIM In the last couple of weeks we have experienced another unfortunate event in the ongoing
. The Internet and joining the EU common market have allowed for the holiday home business to flourish in Cyprus, becoming the main driving force for the developers to build more and
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Certified Investment Advisor and CEO of Eurivex Ltd. As the negotiations with the Troika representatives start in earnest to decide on the price tag of the bailout that
Footage showing the apparent execution of four men loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and piles of bodies of government militiamen in a police station suggest that rebels are using the same tactics
Turkey's army staged tank exercises near the Syrian border on Wednesday, media reports said, in a move highlighting Ankara's unease about security on the frontier as the conflict widens on the other
Greece's third largest lender Alpha Bank on Tuesday offered to buy local rival Emporiki from France's Credit Agricole, heralding a long-awaited consolidation in the battered sector. Alpha's announcement comes days after rival
Greece is considering issuing more treasury bills in August as one of the options to cover a funding squeeze this month, a senior finance ministry official told Reuters on Wednesday. Cash-strapped Greece
