Asian shares and the euro fell on Monday as investors reacted cautiously to reports that European leaders were working on new ways to stop the fallout from the euro zone sovereign debt
Predictions for the timing and path of a falling defunct NASA satellite shifted on Friday and officials put North America back in a potential area where the debris could come crashing down.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas asked the United Nations on Friday to recognize a state for his people, even though Israel still occupies its territory and the United States has vowed to veto
Crude oil futures see-sawed in volatile trading on Friday after dropping to six-week lows as the economic outlook remained gloomy. though some buying sparked by oversold conditions limited losses. On Thursday, oil
Syria is seeking to side-step sanctions that are hampering business with foreign firms by bartering crude oil in return for the fuel it desperately needs to keep the country on its feet,
. The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring My previous Risk Watch article (‘Mari-Vassilikos Disaster: Did EAC Comply with Seveso Directive?’) summarised a number of the requirements of the EU Major
. Turkey’s latest sabre-rattling has once again paid off. In order to avoid a direct conflict with Israel, paymaster Washington has been called in to get Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Benyamin Netanyahu
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Sentiment on the euro was hurt by the failure of European policymakers to calm markets about a Greek default and the risk of the debt crisis engulfing larger
European shares staged a late rally on Friday following a torrid week, helped by hopes of further measures from the European Central Bank to ease the region's debt crisis, while French banks
Greek bank stocks fell by as much as 5.2% in morning trade on Friday over reports that Greek default scenarios were being considered, underperforming European peers , which were up 1.5%. "Investors
