A man threw himself off the world's tallest building in Dubai, its developer said, plummeting to his death in the first suicide from Burj Khalifa tower. The man, believed to be in
A nine-member delegation of OSCE observers is currently in Cyprus in view of the parliamentary elections to be held on May 22. On election day, the observers will be based in the
An estimated two thousand passengers traveling to and from Cypriot airports will be affected by tomorrow’s four-hour work stoppage, which Air Traffic Controllers have announced in Greece. The strike will start at
Egypt's former tourism minister was sentenced on Tuesday to five years in prison for squandering public funds, the second member of Hosni Mubarak's cabinet to be jailed for financial misconduct. A criminal
Britain's Prince William and his new wife Kate have set off for a delayed honeymoon following their April 29 wedding, St James's Palace said on Tuesday. The couple flew out on Monday,
U.S. investigators are trying to put together the pieces of Osama bin Laden's secret life in the hope of unearthing details of his global network of Islamist militants bent on attacking the
A source in Germany's ruling coalition said on Tuesday that European Union finance ministers were talking about "reprofiling" Greece's bailout loans, with the voluntary inclusion of private investors. "They are discussing reprofiling
An anonymous French wine collector is giving new meaning to the term spring cleaning – at least when it comes to emptying out his cellar. He is selling 315 bottles spanning more
– Says demand shifted to Greece, Spain, Turkey TUI Travel, Europe's biggest tour operator, said it was on track to meet full-year expectations as increased demand for alternative destinations offset the impact
Microsoft Corp is close to buying Web video conferencing service Skype Technologies for $8.5 billion including debt, a source familiar with the situation said, underscoring the technology giant's growing ambition to plug
