The European Commission will be reviewing the agreement it has signed with social networking services, such as Facebook, Hyves, Tuenti, Nasza-Klasa SchuelerVZ, Hi5, Iwiw or Myvip, after a survey indicated that child
Japanese cabinet ministers moved to shore up confidence in U.S. debt on Tuesday after Standard & Poor's threatened to lower its credit rating on the world's largest economy, touching a nerve with
Iran has appointed an ambassador to Egypt for the first time in 30 years as diplomatic relations are re-established following the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, Iran's Press TV reported on Tuesday.
A lawsuit that seeks to stop McDonald's from selling Happy Meals must be dismissed because parents can always prohibit their children from eating them, the hamburger giant said in a court filing
Asian stocks slid on Tuesday, falling further from a three-year high hit last week as investors took profits on risks of a Greek debt restructuring in Europe and the long-term threat of
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.
