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
Hungary confirmed on Tuesday that European Union is set to announce legal action over its disputed central bank and judicial reform, complicating the nation's efforts to secure aid needed to remain solvent.
Euro zone leaders should do more to help lower Italy's borrowing costs, the country's prime minister Mario Monti said in an interview with the Financial Times newspaper on Tuesday. Monti urged Germany,
From Darwinian evolution to the idea that personality is largely shaped by chance, the favorite theories of the world's most eminent thinkers are as eclectic as science itself. Every January, John Brockman,
Retail trade growth slowed in October according to provisional data, rising by 0.2% compared with October 2010, having grown by 0.6% in September and 2.7% in August. For the first ten months
**Construction declines while civil engineering costs soar ** Construction output in Cyprus posted its 12th quarter of decline in the third quarter, with production dropping by 16.8% compared with the same period
Public expenditure on public and private education reached EUR 1,357.7 mln (EUR 1.4 bln) in 2009, according to the annual report "Statistics of Education" for the school year 2009/10. This is equivalent
Uncertainty over fixing Greece's debt crisis is more of a threat to Europe's stability than the downgrade of nine euro zone countries' credit ratings by Standard & Poor's, British finance minister George
Germany is optimistic about the outcome of a bond swap deal aimed at slashing Greece's towering debt pile, Germany's foreign minister said during a visit to Athens on Sunday which he said
