The Secretariat of the Cyprus EU Presidency announced here on Thursday the launch of a competition to create a special logo in view of the assumption of the Presidency of the Council
Everything scientists now know about the cosmos, from the Big Bang to black holes, has come from measurements of light rays. But Mother Nature speaks in particles too, and until now their
– Princess Diana's memory to be kept alive at wedding The wait is nearly over for Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are to marry at Westminster Abbey on Friday in a
Sony Corp could face legal action across the globe after it delayed disclosing a security breach of its popular PlayStation Network, infuriating gamers and sending the firm's shares down nearly 5 percent
Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic Corp will slash 40,000 jobs over the next two years in a bid to pare costs and keep up with ever-harsher competition from Asian rivals, a source
Revenue from tourism reached 66.4 million EUR in March 2011 compared to 65.6 million EUR in the corresponding month of the previous year, recording an increase of 1.3%, according to the Statistical
The dollar and U.S. stock futures extended losses while Treasuries climbed on Thursday after U.S. GDP growth came in at an annualised 1.8 percent in the first quarter, a little below forecasts.
For many young Beijing parents, debate about China's restrictive "one-child" policy is far less pressing than the task at hand — how to afford the cost of bringing up even one child.
A two-day international conference on ''Aviation Safety: Implementation, Regulation, Training'' opened in Nicosia on Wednesday, with the participation of the heads of EUROCONTROL, ECAC, Flight Safety Foundation, European Civil Aviation Conference and
Britain's economy recovered only modestly at the start of the year, hindered by a sharp drop in construction and making it likely that the Bank of England will keep rates at record
