Germany's exit from nuclear power could cost the country as much as 1.7 trillion euros ($2.15 trillion) by 2030, or two thirds of the country's GDP in 2011, according to Siemens, which
President of the House of Representatives Yiannakis Omirou said Tuesday that the serious economic problems faced by the countries in the eurozone are worsened by the announcements of the international rating agencies.
Michel Platini will be a good president for FIFA, incumbent Sepp Blatter said on Tuesday. Swiss Blatter, whose spell at the helm expires in 2015, believes Europe will fight to keep control
London School of Economics and Political Science is hosting a high-level conference on the Cyprus economy on February 10th in London. International and Cypriot specialist speakers will discuss “The Cyprus Economy at
U.S. rating agency Standard & Poor's cut its credit rating of the euro zone's EFSF rescue fund on Monday, and Greece was under pressure to break a deadlock in debt swap talks
London Olympic organisers will buy back unwanted tickets for this year's Games directly at face value but fans wanting to get their hands on them will have to wait until April. An
The decline in Europe's car market accelerated in December, led by a slump at regional No.2 automaker PSA Peugeot Citroen, as increasingly worried consumers held back from major purchases, industry figures showed
Airbus outsold Boeing almost two-to-one in 2011 after gambling on a revamped fuel-efficient jetliner and delivered more jets than its rival for the ninth year running, while admitting it may struggle to
Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu will visit Cyprus in mid February. An Israeli embassy official in Nicosia told CNA Tuesday that the purpose of Netanyahu's visit would be to further strengthen
Striking Greek workers brought the Athens metro to a standstill on Tuesday and kept ferries docked to protest against austerity as the country's lenders visited Athens to try to avert a disorderly
