The position of the Conservative party that Turkey cannot enter the EU as long as the occupation of the northern part of Cyprus continues, as it had been stated by William Hague
President Barack Obama announced on Tuesday that 34,000 troops – about half the U.S. force in Afghanistan – will withdraw by early 2014, bringing the United States one step closer to wrapping
The "ugliest woman in the world" was buried in her native northern Mexico on Tuesday, more than 150 years after her death and a tragic life spent exhibited as a freak of
Chocolate hearts for loved ones on Valentine's Day are so last year – at least in Japan where one Tokyo design firm offered up its 3D scanner to make miniature chocolate replicas
An agreement of assignment of 30% of Noble’s hydrocarbons exploration rights on block 12 to Israeli companies Delek and Avner was signed, in Nicosia, on Monday. Speaking after the assignment was signed
Cyprus is a country that poses a systemic risk for the Eurozone and this is something we have pointed out, Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou has said, invited to comment on statements made
Home governance and the economy were the focus of the final debate, on Monday evening, of the three main candidates for the presidential elections of February 17, namely Nicos Anastasiades, Stavros Malas
The consumer price inflation rate to 1.8% in January from 1.1% in December, as tax rises introduced as part of the bailout deal pushed up the price of alcohol, tobacco and petrol.
EU member state statistical offices have finally rallied behind Andreas Georgiou, the former IMF official at the head of the Greek statistical agency, Elstat, and his co-workers who face jail terms of
**But is fourth highest in eurozone** The pace of increase of unemployment eased in January, as the number of registered unemployed rose by 23.8% over the year earlier to 45,933, having increased
