The United States is moving toward the militarization of space and this will change the face of war in the near future, an academician with the Russian Academy of Engineering Sciences has
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is weighing up whether to make a bid for The Financial Times Group, which includes the namesake paper and a half interest in The Economist magazine,
U.S. software pioneer John McAfee, facing deportation from Guatemala to Belize to answer questions over the death of a neighbor, has bought himself some time with legal appeals, the Guatemalan government said
Greece will extend a debt buyback that forms part of its international bailout for an extra day to receive additional offers from bondholders, a government official said on Monday. Athens plans to
Japan's economy contracted for a second straight quarter in July-September, revised government data showed on Monday, indicating that weak global demand nudged the export-reliant economy into a mild recession. Analysts expect another
A record 1 billion people will travel across an international border as a tourist in 2012, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council. That means that one in seven people on
Oil prices slipped and the euro fell the most in a month on Thursday after the European Central Bank said growth in the euro zone is likely to shrink next year, sparking
Current developments in the energy sector at Cyprus Energy Forum Current developments in the energy sector and the prospects from the exploitation of natural gas within Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) as
The EU will spend over one to two trillion euro on energy networks by the year 2050, depending on the final decisions to be taken, said Thursday Cypriot Minister of Commerce, Industry
The FBI sees social media as a potential breeding ground for securities fraud, and has agents scouring Twitter and Facebook for tips, according to two top agents overseeing a long-running investigation into
