At least eight people were killed and more than 50 wounded when two roadside bombs exploded in quick succession at a popular market on the northern outskirts of Iraq's capital on Friday,
Greece's new government has been sounding strangely like its defeated anti-austerity opponents since it came to power this week on a pledge to remain in the euro zone and uphold its commitments
Ratings agency Moody's downgraded 15 of the world's biggest banks on Thursday, lowering credit ratings by one to three notches to reflect the risk of losses they face from volatile capital
The leaders of Germany, France, Italy and Spain will try to find common ground in Rome on Friday to restore confidence in the euro zone ahead of a full EU summit next
Cyprus has applied on a political level for a bilateral loan from Russia, a senior Cypriot source said on Thursday, after a Russian official said no formal request for aid had been
The European Commission urged Thursday Cyprus to apply EU rules on sanctions and measures against employers who exploit irregular migrants. The Commission decided to advance infringement proceedings and issue a reasoned opinion
MEPs, currently visiting Cyprus ahead of the upcoming Cyprus EU Presidency, believe that developments in the energy sector on the island and the region are important, both economically and politically. Head of
The European Commission decided Thursday to refer Cyprus to the European Court of Justice for its failure to transpose a directive on driving licence. According to the Commission, the directive should have
Left-wing ruling party AKEL has approved by majority vote a Party Political Bureau proposal to back Health Minister Stavros Malas in next February’s presidential elections. Following a seven hour session of the
All forecasts are dated 14 June 2012 Economic conditions will continue to be very challenging in 2012, according to all of the panellists on the quarterly Financial Mirror Consensus Forecast, while there
