German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Greece on Monday it would not be possible to give further aid without rapid progress on its second rescue package, including a voluntary write-down on Greek debt
Cyprus and Israel signed two agreements on Monday concerning defence cooperation and the protection and exchange of graded information. The agreements were signed during the official visit to Israel by Cypriot Minister
U.S. medical device maker Allergan will invest $350 million to expand its manufacture of the anti-wrinkle drug Botox in the west of Ireland, creating 200 new jobs over the next four years
BMW posted record car sales for 2011 and forecast that a boom in luxury cars would keep it ahead of rivals this year as the world's biggest maker of premium cars enjoys
The global crisis shows that the world needs economic ethics and new rules so the financial system benefits all humanity, Pope Benedict said on Monday in his keynote speech for the New
Two paintings, one by art master Pablo Picasso and another by famous Dutch painter Piet Mondrian, were stolen from Greece's National Gallery on Monday, police sources said. The robbers broke into the
The euro zone crisis seemed to vanish from the headlines for a brief moment as 2011 ticked over into 2012, but it is about to return with a vengeance. The coming months
The London Olympics countdown entered its final 200 days on Monday with government and organisers talking up the legacy Britain can look forward to long after the last medal has been won
Iran's judiciary said on Monday a death sentence had been passed for an Iranian-U.S. citizen on charges of spying for the United States, the students news agency ISNA reported. "A death sentence
Signs of improvement in the German and U.S. economies helped offset concerns over the prospects for euro zone debt auctions later this week, lifting the single currency and European shares on Monday.
