Jubilant rebel fighters swept into the heart of Tripoli as Muammar Gaddafi's forces collapsed and crowds took to the streets to celebrate what they saw as the rapidly approaching end of his
Oh Ju-ri, the mother of two sons doing their compulsory South Korean military service, naturally worries about their health and safety — but especially now. Bullying, suspicious suicides and shooting incidents in
The Nikkei stock average extended losses in afternoon trading on Monday, touching a five-month low as worries about the U.S. economy offset signs that the Japanese authorities stand ready to quell any
European stocks looked set to extend four weeks of losses on Monday, tracking jittery Asian shares lower, while gold shot to new highs as investors worried about the sluggish U.S. economic outlook
Pressure on Germany and France to take radical action on the euro zone debt crisis mounted on Friday, as financial markets sagged further and Belgium added its support to calls for the
Greece's four largest banks are likely to participate in smaller rival Proton Bank's capital boost, the country's central bank said on Friday. The move would help keep Proton afloat after the bank
Russia said it had lost track of a newly-launched, multi-million-dollar telecommunications satellite on Thursday, the latest in a series of setbacks that have dogged its space industry. The $265-million Express AM-4 satellite,
The industrial turnover index for reached 129.8 in May (base 2005=100) according to the Statistical Service, recording an increase of 3.8% compared with May 2010. Industrial production in the same period rose
The price index of construction materials reached 126.11 units (base year 2005=100,00) in July according to the Statistical Service Cystat, recording a marginal increase of 0.02% over the previous month. In the
Austria proposed on Friday linking demands from euro zone states for collateral on loans to Greece to how much protection each country's financial sector will secure in a parallel private sector bailout
