The world's top epidemiologists fought on Tuesday to curb the spread of a new strain of flu that has killed up to 149 people in Mexico in a couple of weeks and
Asian stocks slipped for a second day on Tuesday on worries about the potential economic fallout from the swine virus outbreak, even as investor reaction reamined limited due to uncertainty about the
Minister of Health Christos Patsalides expressed concern on Monday regarding the confirmation of two cases of swine influenza in Europe, noting however, that Cyprus is ready to tackle any possible case on
Libyan Minister of Petroleum Shukri Ghanem will pay Cyprus a three – day official visit. According to an official press release, the Libyan Minister will arrive in Cyprus late Tuesday and the
Christos Pourgourides, a member of Cyprus House of Representatives was elected today in Strasbourg Vice-President for Cyprus of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). Pourgourides is a Democratic Rally’s
European shares turned positive late on Monday, with pharma stocks rising on hopes of increased demand for vaccines and defensives in general gaining ground. At 1454 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of
British exporters will find it hard to derive much short-term benefit from the weaker pound because of the global downturn, although the prospects further out look good, trade minister Mervyn Davies said
World stocks tumbled after seven weeks of gains and oil and the euro fell on Monday as concerns intensified the spread of swine flu, which has killed more than 100 people in
Oil prices fell nearly 6 percent to below $49 a barrel on Monday, pressured partly by expectations the world economy could suffer another blow if a flu outbreak in Mexico turns out
The Health Minister Christos Patsalides has said that there is no cause to panic, with regard to the swine influenza, adding that since Saturday the Ministry has been in continuous contact with
