The Republic of Cyprus will cooperate with the European Commission to promote pending taxation proposals during its EU Council rotating presidency at the second half of 2012, Deputy Minister of Finance and
Christine Loudes, representing Amnesty International, will be in Cyprus on March 5 to participate in a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and Equal Opportunities, in view of Women's Day
Asian shares crept higher on Friday as solid U.S. data improved sentiment, but gains may be limited by concerns that rising oil prices could deal a further blow to the fragile euro
Troubled national carrier Cyprus Airways said on Friday full-year results would be a "significant departure" from 2010 after being hit by intensified competition and rising fuel costs. The board will meet on Tuesday
A lobby group representing private investors in the European Union has asked the Greek prime minister to exclude them from a 53.5% haircut on Greek government bonds. Greece will launch a bond
Oceans carry the bulk of the world's trade, are a major source of food and employment and help regulate the planet's climate but they are under threat from pollution, over-fishing and global
Asian shares crept higher on Friday as solid U.S. data improved sentiment, but gains may be limited by concerns that rising oil prices could deal a further blow to the fragile euro
Lloyds is set to follow rival Royal Bank of Scotland with a hefty 2011 loss, highlighting the difficulty Britain faces in trying to sell the stakes in the two banks it acquired
Bottom warmers in cars may ease frigid winter commutes, but dermatologists warn that extended exposure to seat heaters can lead to a skin condition called "toasted skin syndrome." Two reports in the
EU Commissioner for taxation and customs Algirdas Semeta is due to visit Cyprus, on Friday. According to an press release issued by the European Commission Representation in Cyprus Semeta will meet Minister
