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— S&P analysts favour deal — American International Group’s decision to turn its property-general insurance business into a new company, so that it can sell shares of the firm to the public,

A ruling by the European Union's top court this week that Greek Cypriot legal verdicts are binding throughout the bloc could hurt peace talks to reunify Cyprus, Turkey said on Thursday. The

A Cyprus court on Thursday adjourned until June 4 a case against four people charged over a plane crash in 2005 that killed 121. The four executives and the airline, privately owned

The UN Security Council commends the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders for the political leadership they have shown and warmly welcomes the progress made so far in the fully-fledged negotiations, and

President of the Republic Demetris Christofias has said he was very pleased to have attended the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Metropolitan Police Service Greek Staff Association (MPSGSA) in London. Speaking at

Euro zone unemployment jumped to a 44-month high in March on the back of the worst European recession since World War Two, likely offsetting the beneficial effects on household demand of record

U.S. consumers spent less in March while jobless claims fell last week, data showed on Thursday, offering a mixed picture from the world's biggest economy on a recession that central banks say

Oil retreated towards $50 a barrel on Thursday, erasing earlier gains after weak U.S. employment data and news that U.S. automaker Chrysler will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Prices had earlier advanced

Industrial prices have fallen in Cyprus according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service. The industrial output prices index for March 2009 reached 117.2 (base 2005=100), recording a decrease of 1.5%

The five permanent members of the Security Council have reached a decision on the draft of the presidential statement which is expected to be read after its members are briefed by UN