. The exclusive club of the 24 mayors of the free municipalities in Cyprus are giving the Sherriff of Nottingham a bad name by taking off with their citizens’ tax moneys and
By Lesley Wroughton The Group of 20 is set to become the premier coordinating body on global economic issues, reflecting a new world economic order in which emerging market countries like China
By Gillian Murdoch For decades, the roar of the chainsaw has meant one thing in Indonesia's national parks: illegal loggers ripping down the rainforest. Now, the whirring blades are part of a
Steinbrueck says UK, U.S. finance sectors resisting reform The City of London is doing its best to block the introduction of stricter financial market regulations but tougher rules will come, German Finance
By Randall Palmer Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Thursday a proper approach to trade should focus not just on lowering barriers to trade but also on having flexible exchange rates.
Expanding numbers of young Greeks unemployed By Ingrid Melander and Renee Maltezou ATHENS, Sept 17 (Reuters) – Growing youth unemployment in Greece will drive voters away from the conservatives on Oct. 4,
Consistency needed to avoid “race to the bottom” By Caren Bohan (Reuters) – President Barack Obama will pledge U.S. action on financial regulatory reform at the Group of 20 summit in Pittsburgh
By Steve Eder A majority of Americans believe Wall Street executive compensation is "unreasonable," and that bankers fared better than others during the financial crisis, a poll conducted for Reuters shows. But
Kudrin says Russia to grow to 2050 By Dmitry Zhdannikov and Darya Korsunskaya MOSCOW (Reuters) – Sceptics who say the BRIC idea is dead because the Russian economy has fallen much sharper
Outgoing conservatives pledge belt-tightening By George Georgiopoulos (Reuters) – Greeks head to the polls on October 4 with the economy in its worst shape in years and fiscal health warnings flashing red,
