Policymakers facing mounting job losses prepared new measures to ease the pain on Monday and a gathering of top central bankers said the world's major economies would shrink this year but should
Gas destined for European Union countries should resume early on Tuesday after all involved parties agreed to settle a row over Russian supplies to Europe via Ukraine, Gazprom's deputy chief executive said.
Cyprus ranked first worldwide in 2008 – in relation to its population – with regard to the number of kidney transplants, Director of Paraskevaidion Surgical and Transplant Centre George Kyriakides said. Kyriakides
The Free Gaza Movement ship “Spirit of Humanity”, with 29 activists from Greece, the UK, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Spain, Iraq and France on board, left Monday for Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid.
Applications are invited for a EUR 2 mln Grant scheme to encourage broad sections of the Turkish Cypriot community to meet and get to know their counterparts in the European Union. It
Bank of Cyprus Group announced that its shareholding in the issued share capital of Hellenic Bank now exceeds the 5% due to the acquisition of 295.000 shares in Hellenic Bank by the
A prominent Greek ship owner was kidnapped near his home in Athens on Monday by three men armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles, in the third such high-profile abduction in Greece since June,
Germany's coalition leaders meet on Monday to agree a second package of stimulus measures to help Europe's biggest economy weather what risks becoming Germany's deepest recession since World War Two. Chancellor Angela
The break-up of U.S. banking powerhouse Citigroup moved a step closer, and Britain took control of a big stake in another top lender on Monday as the reshaping of the global financial
Microsoft Corp said on Friday it has paused offering downloads of the public test version of its new version of Windows due to "high demand." The "beta" launch of the highly anticipated
