The car sale slump showed no sign of abating in September as registrations of motor vehicles fell over the year earlier by 34.6% to 1,761, compared with 2,692 in September 2011. For
Outbound travel continue to rise in September despite the weak economy. According to the Passengers’ Survey the number of residents of Cyprus returning from a trip abroad in September rose over the
Top soccer-boot maker Adidas probably shouldn't be worrying about losing its star sponsored player, Lionel Messi, just yet but a rare venture that marries South Korean money with North Korean labour in
Sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit the United States, battered the nation's eastern seaboard on Tuesday, swamping New York City streets with record levels of floodwater, blacking out power
* Seeks imports until 2018, when it gets own supply * Cyprus has received 17 bids for the supply of natural gas, its state gas company said on Monday, in an interim
Three suspects, said to be plotting the assassination of the Attorney General, were remanded in custody late on Monday for eight days by the Nicosia District Court in connection with police investigations
Hurricane Sandy, the monster storm bearing down on the U.S. East Coast, strengthened on Monday after hundreds of thousands moved to higher ground, public transport shut down and the U.S. stock market
Iran holds pictures of Israeli bases and other restricted areas obtained from a drone launched into Israeli airspace earlier this month, an Iranian lawmaker was quoted as saying on Monday. Earlier this
Three men have been arrested over an alleged plot to assassinate the Attorney General of the Republic Petros Clerides. The three suspects were arrested by the Police between Sunday night and Monday
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich's party looks set to win a parliamentary majority after Sunday's election, but it may be hard pressed by an opposition boosted by resurgent nationalists and a liberal party
