Thousands of Greek taxi drivers marched in central Athens on Tuesday to protest against government plans to open up their sector to competition, a key reform prescribed by the EU and the
* Targeted by ultra-nationalists * Case followed closely in EU * An Istanbul court sentenced on Monday the assassin of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink to nearly 23 years in prison. Editor of
Registrations of motor vehicles dropped by 24% over the year earlier in June 2011, while registrations of private saloon cars also fell by 24% in the same period. For the first six
Greece dims as a shopping attraction Residents of Cyprus returning from a trip abroad in June rose by 1.2% compared with the same period of the previous year, according to the Passengers’
Former Asia soccer chief Mohamed Bin Hammam wants the evidence presented to FIFA that led to his life ban from football to be placed in the public domain, the Qatari said in
The man who bombed Norway's capital and gunned down Labour Party youths on an island, killing at least 93, told police he intended to target former Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, Oslo
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will seek another six-year term in an election next year despite recent surgery to remove a cancerous tumor, he told a state newspaper in an interview published late
"I heard screams. I heard people begging for their lives and I heard shots. He just blew them away. I was certain I was going to die." Erik Kursetgjerde, an 18-year-old Labour
The energy crisis will be with us for some time to come, with the island’s main power station that was destroyed in an arms blast two weeks ago only expected to resume
The Cyprus army has a new chief, Lieutenant General Stylianos Nasis, who was sworn in on Saturday, less than two weeks after his predecessor resigned over a deadly arms blast that killed
