Cyprus prepares to receive foreign citizens evacuated from Cairo, Egypt, due to the unrest caused by mass protests against the declining financial conditions and the regime of President Hosni Mubarak. Adamos Aspris
Total registrations of motor vehicles, decreased by 12.5% to 44.025 in January – December 2010, from 50.291 vehicles in the same period of 2009. According to a report of the Republic’s Statistical
A greater percentage of people at high risk for heart disease keep up their exercise and diet programmes when they get group telephone counseling, according to a study. Everyone in the group
Scientists have shown how an "artificial pancreas" can help pregnant women with type 1 diabetes and say their finding could significantly reduce cases of stillbirth and death among diabetic expectant mothers. British
– Chartered Chinese, Japanese aircraft bring out nationals – U.S., Turkey offer to evacuate citizens – Some foreign companies fly out expatriate staff – Russian, German tourists on Red Sea continue holidays
Egyptian protesters were camped out in central Cairo on Monday and vowed to stay until they had toppled President Hosni Mubarak, whose fate appeared to hang on the military as pressure mounted
Brent oil futures climbed near $100 a barrel and Asian stocks fell on Monday, hurt by fears that deadly protests in Egypt may foment unrest throughout the Middle East and choke oil
European leaders could hold a special summit in early March to discuss the euro and to push for a comprehensive reform package in the currency bloc, euro zone government sources said on
Europe's major clubs are beginning to tighten their belts before the introduction of UEFA's new Financial Fair Play rules, analysts surveyed during the January transfer window have told Reuters. Unless there are
Brazilians, long the great nomads of global soccer, are being lured home as European clubs struggle financially and local teams backed by a booming economy gain the clout to attract big names
