FIFA reforms not enough, says corruption watchdog

FIFA should limit terms for senior officials, set up an independent group to clear up anti-corruption allegations and “embrace transparency”, corruption watchdog Transparency International (TI) said on Tuesday. TI said that, despite

Euro bonds not an option, says Germany

* Expects no breakthrough at meeting with Sarkozy * The leaders of Germany and France, meeting on Tuesday under pressure to propose new plans for tackling the euro zone debt crisis, will

No power cuts expected in Cyprus on Tuesday

No power cuts are expected on Tuesday, with electricity demand at manageable levels, ever since a munitions blast on July 11 destroyed the island's main power station and plunged the island into

Ukraine feminists protest political arrests

Ukrainian policemen arrest activists of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN during their actions on a police detention truck near of the Kiev Pecherskyi District Court on Tuesday. FEMEN activists held placards saying

Cyprus tourism leaps 17.3% y/y in July

The Cyprus tourism sector had its best July in over a decade in July, as arrivals of tourists jumped by 17.3% compared with the year earlier to reach 359,104, compared with 306,106

Cyprus retail trade slows in May

Retail trade growth slowed in May according to provisional data, rising by 0.4% compared with May 2010. Revised data for April show an increase of 5.8% compared with April 2010. For the