The production of cows’ milk for April 2011 decreased to 12,750 tons from 12,960 tons in the previous month. Compared with the same month of the previous year, the production of cows’
In the first sign of good news for a long time in the Cyprus labour market, the Statistical Service announced that the number of registered unemployed based on seasonally adjusted data fell
Food prices up 8.5% Inflation accelerated in June, with the consumer price index rising by 4.2% compared with the year earlier, from 3.9% in May. The main reason is the cumulative impact
Eight American vacationers are presumed to have drowned after a sports fishing charter capsized in a storm and sank off Mexico's Baja California peninsula, authorities said on Monday. The 35-meter boat Erik
Syrian tanks surrounded Hama on Tuesday, residents and activists said, threatening a large-scale assault on the city after the biggest protests against President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Hundreds of youths blocked roads leading
Turkey's soccer establishment was left reeling on Monday by the detention of almost 60 people, including the chairman of champions Fenerbahce, in a major match-fixing investigation. Police launched raids in 15 provinces
Syrian troops stormed houses in the city of Hama on Monday as thousands of residents took to the streets shouting "God is greater" in defiance of a government crackdown on recent large
The government should shoulder more of the financial burden of caring for the elderly and Britons should be urged to buy insurance to cover potential costs, a report said on Monday. Like
Ceremonies to celebrate divorces have gained momentum in Japan after the massive March earthquake and tsunami, followed by an ongoing nuclear crisis, caused unhappy couples to reassess their lives. The ceremony to
Former Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic was removed from the U.N. war crimes court at The Hague on Monday after refusing to enter a plea and disrupting the judge's attempts to
