The Central Bank of Cyprus announced that it had traced and withdrawn 475 forged euro notes in the second half of last year and a total of 768 throughout 2011, up nearly
A crew member of the capsized Costa Concordia told the Italian coastguard the vessel had only suffered a power outage and there was no emergency onboard, even after passengers had put on
Croatia is expected to vote for European Union membership in a referendum on Sunday, overcoming its wariness about giving away sovereignty in the hope of shoring up its economy despite the bloc's
Cyprus reached the 126th place in the World Football Federation (FIFA) rankings. In the FIFA World rankings among 206 countries updated today, Cyprus gained one position reaching the 126th place with 253
British police arrested a fourth man on Wednesday as part of an investigation into allegations of spying during a fiercely contested bid process to select who will move into London's Olympic stadium
* Recording of coastguards pleading with captain * Five more bodies found, dead toll rises to 11 * List of missing released on government web site * Captain allowed out of jail,
View of a farmer selecting the Agave Azul plants which produces the famous Tequila, in the city of Tequila Mexican state of Jalisco, on 17 January 2012. A group of NGOs, farmers
The air traffic controllers four-hour strike on Wednesday will affect thirty-five scheduled flights to and from Larnaka and Pafos airports. In statements to the Press airport Spokesman Adamos Aspris said that “unfortunately
Cyprus ranked 40th worldwide in the World Bank’s annual report entitled “DoingBusinessReport 2012”. The results of the report were presented on Tuesday during an event organized in Nicosia by the Cyprus Investment
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has raised its forecast for economic growth in the US in 2012 to 1.8%, from 1.3% in its monthly global update. The EIU says that despite weakening
