Stocks extended declines on Monday as the collapse of a joint venture between Kuwait and Dow Chemical threatened to unravel one of the large merger deals of the year and overshadowed gains
The kind of ratings used for films could be applied to websites in a bid to better police the Internet and protect children from harmful and offensive material, Britain's minister for culture
The light from an MP3 player saved two lost tourists from a chilly night stuck out in the snowy Swiss mountains, rescue authorities said Saturday. The two — a skier and snowboarder,
By Daniel Trotta Cynthia Goldrick's daughter is in and out of the hospital for brain surgery, her mother has Stage 4 lung cancer and her father has moved into a home for
By Christian Lowe Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's determination not to slash the rouble's value comes at a price: it could send the spluttering economy even faster into recession, fuelling the public
A four-year project to clear landmines from a buffer zone in war-divided Cyprus could end next month due to a lack of funds, a United Nations-backed agency said on Monday. The Mine
Mayor of the fenced off town of Famagusta Alexis Galanos has participated in the 13th General Assembly of the Euro Mediterranean Partnership of Local and Regional Authorities (COPPEM), on behalf of the
The Republic of Cyprus has increased security measures at embassies of Middle East countries, after the escalation of violence in Gaza, Loucas Louca, Minister of Justice and Public Order has said. Speaking
European shares rose in thin midday trading on Monday, as heavyweight energy stocks added most points to the index, supported by higher oil prices that were boosted by the conflict between Israel
Britons injected more equity into the housing market in the third quarter of this year than at any time since records began in 1970, Bank of England figures showed on Monday. The
