European and IMF inspectors launched new consultations in Cyprus on Monday to pin down the island's financial needs after it applied for a bailout last month. Cyprus sought a funding lifeline from
Farmers armed with assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenades and mortars forced Lebanese government troops to abandon an operation to destroy their illegal cannabis crop in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley on Monday, a witness said.
The second Troika delegation visit to Cyprus main focus will be on the banking sector, the Ministry of Finance has said. According to a press release issued here on Monday, the Troika
Cyprus’s government debt to GDP ratio stood at 74.6% or 13.228 billion euro in the first quarter of 2012, according to data on the course of debt in EU countries, released on
Breast cancer cells can destroy a powerful immune response in the body and allow the disease to spread to the patient's bones, researchers in Australia reported on Monday. They also experimented with
A Ukrainian court on Monday put off until July 31 the hearings in a tax evasion case against former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko due to her inability to attend the trial on
Former U.S. president Bill Clinton caused quite a stir on the capital’s busy Ledra Street, when he visited the checkpoint and then sat to eat at a restaurant nearby, before heading off
The future is bright for all those who choose productive cooperation over conflict, former US President Bill Clinton said in Cyprus on Saturday, addressing an audience of more than 600 people at
The Warner Bros. studio is rethinking its plans for the film "Gangster Squad" in light of a scene featuring a movie-theater shooting, but beyond that Hollywood executives expect little fall-out from the
– Tourists arriving in record numbers to Thailand – Growing influx raises safety and environmental issues – Government vows to tackle "mafias" in tourist areas Two Canadian sisters die mysteriously in their rented
