Crowds gathered at government buildings on Saturday celebrating the imminent departure of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi after parliament cleared the way for his resignation by approving a budget aimed at rescuing Italy
Greeks strongly support their new technocrat prime minister Lucas Papademos and his national unity government, opinion polls showed on Saturday, which also indicated the country may continue with coalition rule after he
Greece's new cabinet may last a month or two longer than planned, a senior government official said on Saturday, but whatever happens Greeks should not expect any relief from the tough austerity
The European Central Bank (ECB) should focus on its key monetary policy mission and role of a last resort lender to the banking sector rather than buy bonds of distressed euro countries,
Italy's parliament was set to approve austerity measures on Saturday, triggering the formation of an emergency government to replace that of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, and meeting European Union demands to avert
Cyprus suffered their fifth consecutive defeat after going down 2-1 to Scotland in a friendly international on Friday. Cyprus missed two good scoring chances in the first half, paving the way for
The Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) and the PRIO Cyprus Centre (PCC) will host a one day conference on “Cyprus Offshore Hydrocarbons: Wealth Distribution and Regional Politics.” Date: Saturday, 26 November, 9-16:30 Venue:
Technocrat Prime Minister Lucas Papademos took office on Friday to save Greece from bankruptcy, heading a coalition cabinet filled with many of the same politicians who led the nation into crisis. At
No-one in Europe is suggesting a break-up of the euro zone or the European Union, and the solution for the region's sovereign debt woes is greater integration, European Commission President Jose Manuel
Greece is relying on Iran for most of its oil as traders pull the plug on supplies and banks refuse to provide financing for fear that Athens will default on its debt.
