The Elections Department of the Ministry of the Interior has called on all citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, aged 18 and over, who have been residing in Cyprus for the past
The quantity of waste generated by industrial enterprises during 2008 amounted to 1,092,000 tonnes, of which 13,000 were incinerated, 641,000 were recovered and 437,000 were disposed or deposited in specially designed sites.
Britain has not raised its national terrorism threat level nor a separate threat gauge for airports and railway terminals, police said on Friday, after reports that security had been stepped up at
Even as it addresses the aftermath of the January 12, 2010 earthquake, Haiti now faces a devastating cholera epidemic that, in a short period of time, has killed thousands in every region
President Barack Obama, retooling his economic team to boost sluggish U.S. growth and tackle emboldened Republicans, will on Friday name Gene Sperling as the new head of his National Economic Council. A
Latest data on output in construction confirm what has been indicated from building permits and cement sales, namely that the building construction sector is still in steep depression. The production index for
Registered unemployment in Cyprus ended the year almost 20% higher than in the same period of the previous year, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service. The number of unemployed
Record high food prices are moving to the top of policymaker agendas, driven by fears it could stoke inflation, protectionism and unrest and dent consumer demand in key emerging economies. The United
Facebook is generating profits at a faster-than-expected rate, and will likely attract so many investors this year that it will have to disclose financial data similar to a publicly traded company by
The Group of 20 developed and leading emerging economies will discuss steps to address soaring food prices, including regulating commodity-linked derivative trades, a senior G20 negotiator said on Friday. Rhee Chang-yong, G20
