Acting Government Spokesman Titos Christophides has expressed the government's satisfaction over the fact that Turkish Cypriot were able to cross over into Kokkina on Friday through the Limnitis area, without any problems.
In the fifth of six planned Special Comments outlining accounting observations on the 2007 results of companies in key sectors, Moody's Investors Service examined the accounting disclosures of Europe's rated automotive manufacturers
The U.S. dollar rose sharply to a five-month high against the euro and Asian stocks fell on Friday, as investors expected the malaise that has afflicted the U.S. economy would spread to
LONDON, Aug 7 (Reuters) – European shares ended Thursday's choppy session down slightly as concern about the reach of the credit crunch offset a potentially supportive shift in market expectations for no
At least three people died and others were injured when a light aircraft crashed on Thursday while attempting to land at a small airfield in the Israeli port city of Haifa, emergency
Twelve students have graduated recently from the Post Graduate Program in Environmental Health of the International Institute for the Environment and Public Health of the Harvard School of Public Health in Cyprus.
The national football team of Cyprus has climbed up one position in FIFA’s world ranking. According to an updated list by FIFA, Cyprus is at the 62nd place worldwide, with 503 points,
The number of unemployed registered at the District Labour Offices reached 11,883 persons on the last day of July 2008, compared 12,191 in July 2007. In the period January-July, unemployment dropped by
FRANKFURT, Aug 7 (Reuters) – The European Central Bank left rates unchanged at a near 7-year high of 4.25 percent on Thursday, confirming financial market expectations that rates would not change so
The Bank of England held interest rates at 5.0 percent on Thursday for the fourth straight month, and borrowing costs are expected to remain on hold for a while as policymakers balance
