Greek Socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos, leader of the runner-up Pasok party in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, has called for a national unity government of all pro-bailout parties, but warned that forming such a
Noble Energy believes that natural gas deposits in Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone could help develop good relations with its neighbours, pointing out that these deposits far exceed Cyprus’ needs and can be
Thousands of fans of AEL Football Club have been celebrating all weekend in Limassol after their team won the Laiki Bank first division championship following a 44 year wait. AEL’s victory over
MEPs from the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee on Friday concluded meetings in Nicosia ahead of the Cypriot Council Presidency, with top ranking officials as well as regulatory entities and the civil
Andreas Vgenopoulos, the biggest shareholder in the second largest bank in Cyprus, wants the investment management company and the world’s leading asset manager, Black Rock Inc., to assess the banking sector on
When Romania's government cut salaries by a quarter in 1931, it collapsed and the country ran through 22 different cabinets in a decade and slid into dictatorship and war. Eight decades later,
A majority of Germans across the political spectrum support Chancellor Angela Merkel's insistence that the euro zone stick with tough austerity measures to reduce its heavy debt load, according to a poll
* Launches flagship Galaxy SIII smartphone model * 4.8 inch screen, to launch late May, go global June * Expects to outsell group's profit leader SII * To spend more on marketing
Facebook Inc aims to raise about $10.6 billion in Silicon Valley's largest IPO, dwarfing the coming-out parties of tech companies like Google Inc and granting the world's largest social network a market
Asian shares fell for a second straight day on Friday and industrial commodities such as oil and copper were on course for weekly losses as a run of lacklustre U.S. data stoked
