Greek petroleum and electricity workers threatened late on Sunday to go on strike, to oppose planned wage cuts that form part of the debt-laden country's austerity drive. Workers at the country's biggest
Chief executives of leading public companies in Cyprus deservedly take home the highest earnings and by default are the biggest income tax contributors to the Internal Revenue Dept. Although their salaries and
The Republic of Cyprus, in a letter to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, informs him on the Turkish threats against Cyprus and alerts him of a situation that may require the latter to
Declaring women's rights vital for world peace, the Nobel Committee awarded its annual Peace Prize on Friday to three indomitable campaigners against war and oppression — a Yemeni and two Liberians, including
The health sector contributed 3.8% to the economy in 2009 while the education sector contributed 6.2% according to two annual reports on the health and education sectors for the year 2009 published
Watch out Oprah, there's a savvy pop star and an ambitious real housewife nipping at your financial heels. Oprah Winfrey remained the entertainment world's top woman earner, but Lady Gaga and Bethenny
An awareness campaign is underway this week to try to reduce road accidents predominantly due to mobile phone use while driving, as more than 30% of accidents is due to driver distractions.
Research scientists at The Cyprus Institute have computed the atmospheric dispersion of debris from the Mari ammunition explosion on July 11 using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. A high-resolution computational
Cdbbank, formerly the Cyprus Development Bank that was privatised in 2008, opened its first branch in Limassol and its second islandwide last week, with executive chairman Rena Rouvitha Panou declaring that the
* Piracy, energy and seafarer labour concerns * The Maritime Cyprus 2011 conference was underway at the Evagoras Lanitis Conference Centre in Limassol on Monday and Tuesday with the participation of some
