Job creation, smooth transition from school to work, open access to an inclusive labour market and EU solidarity in terms of funding are some of the main challenges EU and member states
President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney battled over foreign policy on Monday in their third and final debate as they sought to break a deadlock in opinion polls heading into
The Dutch art gallery at the centre of an audacious heist last week said that the electronic locks on its doors were disarmed before thieves made off with paintings by Picasso, Monet
Historic and contemporary photographs and works of art from the archives of the National Geographic Society are expected to fetch more than $3 million when they are sold for the first time
Government’s counter-proposals concerning Troika’s bailout memorandum would be conveyed on Monday evening, Government spokesman Stefanos Stefanou has said. Cyprus also planned to contact international lenders on Monday evening to invite them to
Cyprus should be allowed to recapitalise its Greece-exposed banks directly from the EU's permanent bailout fund, the head of its central bank said on Monday. The island can also manage the debt
Three British men planned to detonate rucksacks packed with explosives in a major suicide assault which could have been more devastating than coordinated attacks that killed more than 50 people in London
A Dubai cafe, trying to give a modern twist to an old Bedouin tradition, has started putting camel products on its menu. Cafe2Go, launched in September last year by an Emirati entrepreneur
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro dismissed reports that he was dead or near death in an article published on Monday in Cuba's state-run press. He accused news agencies and enemies of Cuba
A gun man opened fire at the suburban Milwaukee beauty salon where his s pouse worked on Sunday, killing three people and wounding four others before taking his own life, police said,
