A second major aftershock measuring 6.3 rocked northeast Japan on Tuesday, swaying buildings in central Tokyo, shortly after the government upgraded its nuclear crisis to that on par with Chernobyl in 1986.
The economic damage from Japan's massive earthquake and tsunami last month is likely to be worse than first thought as power shortages curtail factory output and disrupt supply chains, the country's economics
A two-day International Conference on European Copyright Law will take place on Thursday 14th and Friday 15th April at the University of Cyprus. Organised by the University of Cyprus and the Cyprus
Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis has said that banks should also contribute to the efforts of the government to achieve fiscal consolidation. He also assured that the seasonal increase of total state
The IMF sees new risks to the global economy from a rise in the price of oil and other raw materials, a senior German official said on Monday. Speaking ahead of a
Akis Cleanthous, a former education minister and leading member of the coalition partner Democratic Party, died Monday from heart failure, according to press reports. Cleanthous, 46, was a party candidate in the
APOEL FC defeated Nicosia rivals and titleholders AC Omonia 2-0 on Sunday to secure their 21st Cypriot championship with four games left to go in the end-of-season play-offs. Needing just a point
GW Pharmaceuticals has signed up Novartis to sell its cannabis-based drug Sativex in a range of markets, marking a key endorsement for the treatment from the major Swiss pharmaceutical company. GW said
– Strong quake in Japan rattles investors European stocks dipped early on Monday as renewed worries that high commodity prices will bite into companies' results prompted investors to book recent gains following
Britain's top banks should shield their retail operations from riskier investment banking activities and hold more capital to protect taxpayers from any future financial crisis, a government-commissioned report said. Shake-up proposals outlined
