A former chief of Turkey's powerful armed forces testified in court on Thursday as a suspect in an investigation of an alleged Internet campaign to discredit Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party
Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti flew unexpectedly to Brussels on Thursday for what appeared to be a private visit ahead of a series of meetings with European leaders over the coming weeks.
U.S. album sales rose for the first time since 2004 last year, edging up 1.4 percent to 330.6 million units from 326.2 million in 2010, according to figures published in Billboard magazine
Obese people who had weight-loss surgery were less likely to later suffer a heart attack or stroke, or to die from one, compared to people who did not have the surgery, according
The FBI performed nearly 16.5 million pre-purchase background checks on weapons buyers in 2011 as Americans went on an apparent gun-buying spree. The top 10 states, listed below, accounted for more than
A 36-year-old woman was accused of causing $10,000 worth of damage to a painting by the late abstract expressionist artist Clyfford Still, a work valued at more than $30 million, authorities in
Romania's new Ambassador to Cyprus Ion Pascu has reaffirmed the steadfast positions of principle of his country regarding the solution of the Cyprus problem, respecting the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of
The average number of the registered unemployed in Cyprus for the year 2011 reached 28.276 persons, compared to 22.842 persons in 2010, recording an increase of 23,8%, according to the Statistical Service.
The government and Hermes Airports have signed an agreement to stimulate tourism. The agreement, expected to increase tourist arrivals by 3,5 million and revenue by 2,3 billion euro in the next five
Greece's former prime minister George Papandreou told his PASOK socialist party on Wednesday that he will step down as party leader and not seek re-election, a socialist deputy told Reuters. "He told
