Lebanon postponed talks on forming a new government on Monday, leaving regional leaders meeting in Syria to tackle the political crisis triggered by imminent indictments over the 2005 killing of Rafik al-Hariri.
Shares in Piraeus Bank underperformed the Greek bank sector as rights to an 807 mln euros share offering began trading, as it strives to boost its balance sheet to re-enter interbank market.
President of the Republic Demetris Christofias indicated here today the economic and trade relations between Cyprus and Armenia could become closer and better to the mutual benefit of the two countries. Addressing
Cypriot chef Savvas Savva won the Gold Award for the Junior Chef of the Year at the International Gastronomy Festival, among competitors from 35 countries, which took place in Constantinople. Savvas Savva,
British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday that he was still talking to banks about their bonuses and that big payouts at state-backed lenders were not a "done deal". Asked about
China's top auditing body said on Monday that it had recovered or had returned to it about 122.3 billion yuan ($18.57 billion) in embezzled government funds as of last year, detaining or
The euro slipped on Monday and a brief European stock market rally ran out of steam as hopes of swift action from policymakers to boost the euro zone's rescue fund faded ahead
Euro zone finance ministers on Monday will discuss an increase in the effective lending capacity of the euro zone rescue fund, to try to draw a line under the sovereign debt crisis
Floods devastating huge areas of Australia's eastern seaboard, including the nation's third-largest city, look set to be the costliest natural disaster ever in a country known for climatic extremes, Treasurer Wayne Swan
Chinese President Hu Jintao urged an end to a "zero sum" Cold War relationship with the United States and proposed new cooperation, but resisted U.S. arguments about why China should let its
