DAVOS (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp Chairman Bill Gates called on Thursday for a new “creative capitalism” to help the world’s 1 billion poorest who live on less than $1 a day. Gates,
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Greece‘s prime minister pledged support on Thursday for the rights of Turkey‘s tiny Greek Orthodox community during an audience with Patriarch Bartholomew, spiritual head of the world’s Orthodox Christians.
During a short visit to Malta, en route to Libya, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis, met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Malta, Michael Frendo. The talks covered a
The European Commission published its long awaited ‘energy and climate package’ this week, including new plans for expanding emissions trading and renewable energy, according to the Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO). Despite the
Nokia Siemens Networks is supplying T-2 Slovenia, the country’s leading IPTV and Internet service alternative provider, with an innovative high-speed mobile network that will allow the operator to offer new top-quality multimedia
Nascent recovery in specialist food stores  The index of retail trade turnover in Cyprus fell by 0.2% over the previous month in November 2007 according to provisional data, but rose by
PARIS (Reuters) – Societe Generale came under mounting pressure on Friday to give a full account of how a rogue trader managed to dupe his supervisors and run up a $7 bln
With Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi forced to resign after losing his parliamentary majority, President Giorgio Napolitano must decide whether to call a snap election or try to install an interim government,
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union is considering signing an interim pact on trade and cooperation with Serbia before a Feb. 3 presidential election to try to boost the pro-European incumbent, diplomats
LONDON (Reuters) – Oil soared above $90 a barrel on Friday, lifted by a broader stock market rally as the United States confirmed an economic stimulus plan to ward off a recession
