British house prices fell 1.3 percent in January, making the average home worth 16.6 percent less than a year earlier, the biggest annual fall on record, data from mortgage provider Nationwide showed
By Andy Sullivan When Republican Party insiders pick a new leader on Friday, he will have to be more than just a nuts-and-bolts manager by rallying the faithful after two disastrous elections
New Zealand's central bank slashed interest rates sharply to a record-low, but pointed to less dramatic moves ahead, hoping that a raft of global stimulus packages could help revive an economy facing
Asia stocks and the dollar climbed on Thursday as investors took heart from the U.S. Congress making headway on a $825 billion stimulus spending package and other efforts to stem the financial
A Turkish prosecutor said he had opened an investigation into an actor who said he killed a Greek Cypriot prisoner-of-war during Turkey's 1974 invasion of Cyprus and then retracted his comment. There
The number of building permits authorised in Cyprus rose by 1% year on year in November, to 826, compared with 818 in November 2007. The value of building permits increased by considerably
The UN Secretary General's Special Representative in Cyprus Taye Brook Zerihoun said on Wednesday, after a meeting between the leaders of the two communities in Cyprus, that the leaders exchanged papers, which
The leaders of the two communities in Cyprus, President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat, held their 17th meeting on Wednesday, in the framework
British High Commissioner to Cyprus Peter Millett said on Wednesday that the issue of properties was difficult but expressed hope that a constructive discussion, which would lead to results, would be held
European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled, by majority vote, that Turkey violates the property rights of eight Greek Cypriots, who own land and immovable property in Turkish occupied Cyprus. The
