The Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Praxoula Antoniadou and the Chairman of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry Fedias Pelides stressed the great prospects for further strengthening business relations between
The European Union and IMF want Greece to push through more budget cuts and implement a series of long-agreed austerity reforms before they agree on a new bailout the country needs to
Leaders of the Arab Spring sought to assure the world's elite in Davos that the rise of political Islam is not a threat to democracy, and pleaded for help creating jobs and
The European Central Bank's loans to banks have averted a major credit crunch but credit remains seriously impaired in parts of the euro area, ECB President Mario Draghi said at the World
Ford Motor Co reported a lower-than-expected fourth-quarter profit on Friday as commodity costs shot up and results from operations outside North America fell short of expectations. The No. 2 U.S. automaker's losses
Cyprus, along with Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Belgium, San Marino and the Czech Republic, ranks low in the list of countries found guilty of human rights violations by the European Court of Human
An action plan to develop young talent in football in Cyprus needs about ten years to bear fruit, UEFA envoys said on Thursday, speaking to the press, in Nicosia. Howard Wilkinson and
The discovery and exploitation of natural gas resources off Cyprus’ coast could make a substantial contribution to Europe’s energy security and increase the region’s geopolitical stability, the Director of Energy at Cyprus
Greece's tortuous negotiations over a debt swap with private creditors entered a new phase on Thursday with focus on how much the European Central Bank and other public creditors may need to
Bankers gathered in the Swiss mountains to discuss the state of the financial system are less worried than a year ago over the risks to the sector from the euro zone's debt
