Turkey will accept nothing less than full European Union membership, its EU affairs minister said in an interview published on Sunday, following government efforts in Brussels last week to revive its drive
Cyprus has recorded its twentieth case of the H1N1 virus, an official announcement has said. A press release issued yesterday by the Ministry of Health informed that six more cases of the
The net increase in migration in Cyprus fell by more than 1,000 people in 2007 but the absolute number was still higher than in the period before Cyprus joined the EU, according
As world stocks wrap up what is likely to be the best quarter in at least two decades next week, tests of the sustainability of a rally in risk loom for global
Copper steadied on Friday as investors digested a mixed bag of data and weighed weak fundamentals against optimism about potential economic recovery. Copper for three-month delivery on the London Metal Exchange was
Britain's top share index gained 0.3 percent by midday as a rebound in crude prices lifted energy firms, while defensive tobacco stocks and drugmakers also rose outweighing weakness in heavyweight Vodafone. By
Oil rose towards $71 a barrel on Friday after Nigerian rebels said they blew up a wellhead in a Royal Dutch Shell oilfield and as equity markets rallied on perceptions the global
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) has backed down from the imposition of a 3% surcharge on all household electricity bills, which was set to go into effect from July 1, 2009
Cyprus and Ukraine signed here on Friday a tourist agreement. The agreement was signed by Cyprus Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides and the Minister of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine
By Adam Cox Between navigating the European Union's economic crisis and paving the way for success at a make-or-break climate summit, Sweden faces some daunting tasks as it takes on the EU
