Seven young men appeared in a South African court on Thursday to face charges of gang-raping a mentally handicapped teenage girl and recording the act on a cell-phone video that then went
European lawmakers approved an agreement on Thursday allowing U.S. authorities to obtain and store data on passengers flying to the United States from Europe, ending years of resistance to a deal on
The minimum wage at professional-entry level in Cyprus is expected to rise by 1.7% or 15 euros to 870 euros, while after six months of service, the minimum wage should go up
The two main parties in Greece's ruling coalition would together get just a one-seat majority in parliament if elections were held now, a poll showed on Thursday, less than three weeks before
Europe's top shares gained on Thursday as Spain prepared to test investors appetite for risk at its auction of two- and 10-year bonds, while CaixaBank underperformed after its first-quarter profit plunged. The
Year 2012 will be particularly difficult for the Cypriot economy, Finance Ministry said in a press release issued following the publication of the International Monetary Fund's forecasts for Cyprus in the framework
Apple Inc wants to go to trial to defend itself against U.S. government allegations that it conspired with publishers to raise prices of electronic books, a lawyer for the Silicon Valley giant
The Popular Bank, the second biggest lender in Cyprus that needs to find more than a billion euros in fresh capital by June, wants to be considered eligible for cash that will
Bolivia could strike 15 vessels linked to the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines off its shipping register just weeks after IRISL found Bolivian replacements for their Maltese and Cypriot flags. IRISL,
Asian shares and the euro traded in tight ranges on Thursday ahead of a Spanish bond sale seen as a key test of investors' risk appetite amid renewed concerns over the euro
