Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and his spouse Elsi departed today for London, on a private visit until Sunday. During his visit President Christofias will brief the Cypriot overseas community there about the
Aristofanis Georgiou, head of the Cypriot delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, met today with PACE President Lluis Maria de Puig whom he briefed on the current phase
The Cyprus flag has been removed from the US Coast Guard's annual targeted flag list, the Ministry of Communications and Works has announced. “This development represents another positive result in the continuing
British consumer confidence recovered to its highest level in a year in April as gloom over the economic outlook dissipated to levels not seen since the start of the credit crunch, a
Chrysler rushed to clinch deals with Fiat SpA and a fractious group of lenders on Wednesday in a last-ditch effort to avoid bankruptcy ahead of a government-imposed April 30 restructuring deadline. According
British house prices resumed their slide in April, data from mortgage lender Nationwide showed on Thursday, suggesting last month's rise was no more than a blip in a downward trend. Nationwide said
President Barack Obama sought to reassure Americans on Wednesday he was making progress tackling the economic crisis and repairing the United States' image abroad, but urged patience. "We are off to a
With signs the deep U.S. economic swoon may be easing, Federal Reserve policy makers appear ready to hold off new measures to flood the economy with money while keeping interest rates steady
The U.S. economy contracted at a steeper-than-expected pace in the first quarter, weighed down by sharp declines in exports and business inventories, according government data on Wednesday that showed the economy was
Banks should be allowed to claw back staff bonuses when performance claims prove to be bogus, the European Commission said on Wednesday, pledging legislation on pay oversight. Bankers' bonuses should not encourage
