* New variation on an "underwear bomb" is seized * Latest airline plot linked to al Qaeda in Yemen * U.S. officials say no airliner actually endangered The revelation that militants sought
Facebook Inc CEO Mark Zuckerberg took questions about the No. 1 social network's slowing revenue growth and its $1 billion Instagram purchase, kicking off a cross-country roadshow on Monday to promote its
The average time spent accessing Facebook via smartphone in the United States was 441 minutes in March, compared with 391 minutes via computer, according to comScore, underscoring the increasingly high-profile role of
Vladimir Putin ordered Russia's government to boost investment and shake up state-run industries in a flurry of decrees issued after he returned to the presidency on Monday with a call for a
Prospects in the tourist industry this summer are pessimistic, according to the hoteliers, who see a drop in the number of tourists from Britain and Germany but an increase from Russia. General
Greece must implement the reforms it agreed to under the second bailout programme and the European Commission is ready to help Athens with that, the European Union executive said on Monday, after
Greek and French election results rattled investors on Monday by undermining confidence in the region's plans to cut spending and tackle its debt crisis, sending the euro to a three-month low. European
EU nations are dithering over how to fill a multi-billion-euro fund to help tackle climate change, just as the region's executive body hosts talks with countries likely to bear the brunt of
Romania's new prime minister said he was confident his leftist government would win parliamentary approval on Monday and finalise a deal with international lenders to restore public wages to their previous levels.
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus is working round the clock to operate the units at Vasiliko Power Plant that were damaged last July, to meet the increasing power supply in the summer.
