Mexico's flu outbreak appeared to be easing with a fall in serious cases, the government said, but world health officials still say the unpredictable virus could still become a pandemic. Here are
UN Secretary-General Special Adviser Alexander Downer has stressed that he is cautiously optimistic about the perspective for a solution of the Cyprus problem. Speaking to the press after briefing the UN Security
Greece has banned the export of two anti-flu drugs to safeguard its stockpiles in case a new strain of H1N1 flu hits the country, the Health Ministry said on Friday. Although no
May Day protesters clashed with riot police in Germany, Turkey and Greece on Friday while thousands angry at the government's responses to the global financial crisis took to the streets in France
Greece’s Public Power Corp. (DEH) has approved a memorandum of understanding with the Cyprus-based Quantum Corporation and Bank of Cyprus for the feasibility of the construction and operation of power plants in
— Tells Cyprus audience that more must be invested — Education is deteriorating around the world as knowledge has been replaced by too many specialised courses that are on offer in colleges
“A big thumbs-up for Cyprus” says organiser Andrew Oliver Residents gave a huge vote of confidence in Cyprus at two debates held last week. The motion for debate was “This meeting believes
For the third year running, CIIM Business School is organising its Summer Management School for Young People, from July 6 to 17. Designed to impart skills and knowledge needed to increase self-confidence
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus and Bishop Athanassios of Limassol have signed a memorandum of understanding for the long-term lease of a parcel of land near Akrotiri, where the power utility will
— 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,
