* Credibility of accuser called into question * Dramatic turnaround could alter French politics * The sexual assault case against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was close to collapse on Friday, sources
The government of Cyprus plans to cut the number of staff in its broad public sector by 5,000 over the next five years, spokesman Stefanos Stefanou said on Friday, a day after
A business forum will be held in Kiev on Monday, July 4, during an official visit to the Ukraine by President Demetris Christofias. The forum is being organised by the Cyprus Chamber
Austrian Finance Minister Maria Fekter gave an upbeat assessment of Greece's chances of getting a next tranche of bailout loans after its parliament passed tough reforms demanded by international partners. Euro zone
Greece's finance ministry welcomed on Friday a decision to change the Eurogroup meeting of finance ministers originally scheduled for Sunday to a teleconference on Saturday. A ministry official said the teleconference would
* Premiere a week away; could break records * As the studio behind the Harry Potter films likes to remind us, "It all ends here". "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows –
Monthly earning rose by 2.3% over the same period of the previous year in the first quarter, according to the preliminary estimations of the Statistical Service. This was lower than the 3%
Thousands of British teachers and civil servants went on strike on Thursday over plans to reform public sector pensions, launching what could be extended action testing government resolve to drive through austerity
HSBC Holdings Plc is poised to axe about 700 jobs in its UK retail bank arm, as swingeing staff cuts begin in earnest at banks across Europe stung by a limp economic
Imported fenugreek seeds from Egypt may be the source of highly toxic E. coli outbreaks in Germany and France that have killed at least 48 people, according to initial investigations by European
