China on Tuesday rejected a report suggesting it may be involved in using computer networks to spy on exiled Tibetans and foreign governments, accusing its authors of being possessed by "the ghost
Iran agreed on Tuesday to U.S. pleas to help fight drugs trafficking in Afghanistan, joining U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for the first time at an international meeting in the Hague.
Euro zone inflation plunged to an all-time low in March, data showed, boosting the case for a deep interest rate cut by the European Central Bank on Thursday. The European Union's statistics
Iran plans to halt diesel imports from next month as it uses rising gas production to generate more power, a top Iranian official said on Tuesday. The world's fourth-largest crude exporter had
Cyprus Minister of Communications and Works Nicos Nicolaides discussed during the EU Transport Council the issue of Turkey’s refusal to allow Cypriot aircrafts to use its air space. Nicolaides met on the
Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis has expressed satisfaction with the increase of Russian deposits in Cypriot banks. In statements on the sidelines of the Cyprus Export Award Ceremony for 2007, Stavrakis noted
The European Commission and EU Member States have decided to lower further the fees payable to the Community agency responsible for granting EU-wide trade mark rights, OHIM (Office for the Harmonization in
The European Commission has adopted the 2009 Work Programme of the Intelligent Energy-Europe (IEE) Programme aiming at co-financing non-technology projects to promote energy efficiency, renewable energy and clean transport. For the first
A Cypriot court on Tuesday postponed the extradition of a suspected international jewel thief thought to be part of a Balkan criminal gang known as the "Pink Panthers". Global police agency Interpol
Oil rose towards $50 a barrel on Tuesday, heading for its largest monthly and quarterly gain since June 2008, gaining a lift from rising stock markets and a weaker dollar. European stocks
