The Cyprus Ministry of Finance, which has taken responsibility for public debt management, announced the results of the auction of 52-week and 26-week Treasury bills with issue date April 20 as follows.
Pope Benedict led Roman Catholics into Holy Week celebrations, telling a Palm Sunday crowd that man will pay the price for his pride if he believes technology can give him the powers
Three days of severe storms and tornadoes in the southern United States have killed at least 43 people while downing power lines and wrecking hundreds of buildings, officials said on Sunday. North
The United Arab Emirates will stop individuals and small businesses accessing the most private data services offered by BlackBerry, a UAE newspaper said on Saturday, months after resolving a dispute over its
Leading world economies agreed late on Friday to put the policies of seven major nations under a microscope as part of a plan to prevent a repeat of the global financial crisis.
Libyan government forces attacked the coastal city of Misrata with at least 100 Grad rockets early on Saturday, a rebel spokesman said. Government troops have laid siege to Misrata, the last major
Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel seized his fourth pole position in a row for Red Bull at the Chinese Grand Prix on Saturday. Britain's Jenson Button, winner in China last year
Virus samples will be shared globally in exchange for vaccines produced from them under a landmark deal to improve preparedness for a flu pandemic, diplomats at the World Health Organisation said on
Cyprus President Demetris Christofias said Turkey's admission to the European Union hinged on progress towards reunifying the ethnically-split Mediterranean island. "We do not wish to derail Turkey's EU accession course, but it
Greece laid out plans to sell stakes in key state firms and make further budget savings on Friday but failed to quell fears of debt restructuring fanned by a German official's comments.
