The Elections Service of the Ministry of the Interior has announced that 9.311 Cypriot citizens will vote at the 25 polling stations to be set up abroad for the parliamentary elections to
– Birth dates, addresses, emails, names taken – Sony – Stolen data could include credit card information – Says could restore some network services within a week – "Largest theft on record"
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday will likely use his first-ever news conference on monetary policy to hammer home the case for a patient approach to withdrawing the central bank's extensive
Chinese police have seized more than 26 tonnes of milk powder tainted with melamine from a ice cream maker in a southwestern city, state media said, three years after milk tainted with
The U.S. dollar plumbed a near 3-year low against other major currencies on Wednesday before a Federal Reserve decision, which is expected to reinforce an ultra-easy policy stance and drive more capital
French President Nicolas Sarkozy threw his weight behind Mario Draghi's candidacy to head the European Central Bank on Tuesday, giving a major boost to the Bank of Italy chief's hopes of succeeding
The Republic’s Central Elections Commission announced on Tuesday that a total of 531.136 Cypriot Citizens have the right to vote in the parliamentary elections of 22nd of May. The number of enclaved
Cyprus’ budget deficit for 2010 declined by 0.7%, whereas public debt for 2010 increased by 2.8%, figures released today by Eurostat show. Cyprus’ budget deficit for 2010 declined to 5.3% of GDP
Britain and the United States plan to step up military pressure on Muammar Gaddafi on Tuesday, as the Libyan leader's army presses its bloody siege of the rebel-held city of Misrata. More
The leaders of Italy and France made a joint appeal to Syria on Tuesday to end violence against demonstrators, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said the situation in the country was "unacceptable".
