British interest rates could stay low for some time and it is still not clear whether the pick-up in the economy will prove durable, Bank of England policymaker Kate Barker was quoted
European Union leaders will call at a summit next week for rapid progress on agreeing and implementing new financial regulations to prevent another global economic crisis, a draft summit declaration showed on
Oil topped $71 a barrel on Wednesday for the first time in 7-months on signs demand for crude could be recovering, with U.S. crude stocks falling last week and the Department of
Cyprus said it would press on with offshore oil exploration, despite strong objections from Turkey, and would open new fields for hydrocarbon research by early next year. Industry Minister Antonis Paschalides told
Cyprus must turn to green energy to ease pollution issues, Cyprus House President Marios Garoyian said addressing a seminar organised by the Cyprus Wind Energy Association and the Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation.
Α meeting on ''Cyprus and the Human Rights of Refugees–Property Rights and Cultural Heritage,'' was held at the House of Commons, to highlight the plight of refugees from the northern Turkish occupied
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has urged Turkey to execute without delay the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), concerning cases Greek Cypriots and the
Cyprus has begun preparations for the assumption of the EU rotating presidency in the second half of 2012. In the framework of the preparations, a broad meeting took place Tuesday at the
Various events to mark Save Water Week 2009, which started on Tuesday and will conclude on Saturday, will be held with a view to raise public awareness on the need to save
University of Cyprus Director of Research International and Public Relations professor Gregoris Makrides has been re-elected Chairman of the European Association of ERASMUS Coordinators (EAEC) for 2009-2011, in the framework of the
