Candidacies for the European Parliament elections are being submitted here today, officially signaling the start of the election campaign. Candidacies can be submitted from 0900 (0600 GMT) hours to 1230 local time
Britain has ruled out direct flights between Cyprus’ northern Turkish occupied areas and Britain, saying such flights are prohibited by international conventions. A spokesman for the British Department of Transport has told
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will hold on Thursday their 28th meeting in the framework of the UN-led direct negotiations, currently underway
Eight Cyprus Airways flights, six from and to Athens and two to and from Salonika will be affected by the four-hour strike of air traffic controllers in Greece today from 1000 to
Oil eased below $59 a barrel on Wednesday, a day after hitting a six-month high, pressured by OPEC's forecast of lower world oil demand in 2009 and a drop in U.S. retail
Britain's recession will be much deeper than previously expected but the worst is behind the struggling economy and an end to the downturn will come a little sooner than earlier predicted, a
The CSE Council in agreement with the CySEC decided to delist the titles of C.A.C. Papantoniou Public Company Ltd (PAPA) and Spidernet Services Public Ltd (SNET) from the Exchange, effective May 18,
The number of passengers using Moscow's metro system has fallen at the steepest rate since World War Two as the economic crisis drives up unemployment, its chief said on Wednesday. Moscow's chandelier-adorned
The U.S. dollar fell to a four-month low on Wednesday, its safe haven appeal eroded by optimism about a global economic recovery and concerns about the United States' fiscal health. Oil prices
Oil rose towards $60 a barrel on Wednesday, after hitting a six-month high the previous day, after U.S. inventory data showed an unexpected drawdown, boosting hopes for recovery in the world's top
