Regional airlines, primarily from the Middle East, are considering using the new terminals in Cyprus built by Hermes Airports as alternative hubs, with Greek operator Aegean opening a dedicated lounge at Larnaca
According to provisional estimates, the turnover volume index of retail trade decreased by 9.7% over the previous month in August to 121.6. Compared with same month of 2008 the index fell by
U.S. consumer spending fell in September after four months of gains as a government program to boost auto purchases ended, adding to fears that economic growth could stumble without government support. The
The U.S. economy's return to growth during the third quarter shows stability has been regained but recovery is fragile and needs nurturing, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Thursday. The government estimated
Cypriot Representative to the Third Committee of the UN, Chrysostomos Stavrou, has said it is a paradox that Turkey, a country serving now as a non permanent member of the UN Security
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias urged the European Union to toughen its stance with Turkey, ahead of the assessment of Turkey’s compliance with its EU obligations, including the ones
EU Commissioner for the Enlargement Olli Rehn expects Turkey to support the ongoing Cyprus negotiations and to make practical steps in order to contribute to the creation of a favorable climate for
Oil rose towards $78 on Thursday as the United States, the world's biggest energy consumer, was expected to return to economic growth, but gains were limited by the weakness of fuel demand
The Ministry of Finance has welcomed the approval on behalf of the Russian government of the signature to the ''Protocol to the Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation Regarding the Taxes
The Cyprus issue and Greco-Turkish relations were the focus of a meeting held in Stockholm between Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and Foreign Minister of Sweden, Karl Bildt, whose country holds the
