The European economy is in its deepest recession since World War Two and growth rates will only turn modestly positive in the second half of 2010, the European Commission said on Monday
Oil climbed above $53 a barrel on Monday, extending the previous session's four percent gains, after data out of big fuel consumers China and India stoked expectation economic recovery was gaining traction.
President of the Republic Demetris Christofias has said that Turkey is responsible to a great extent for the destruction of the cultural heritage in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus. He was
The European People’s Party has called on Turkey to withdraw its troops from Cyprus and allow the leaders of the island’s two communities to negotiate freely their country’s future. In the conclusions
The Ministry of Health remains in readiness regarding the novel influenza virus (H1N1), as the number of cases increases globally on a daily basis. According to an official announcement issued on Sunday,
China's manufacturing sector posted its best performance in nine months in April, a private survey showed on Monday, offering fresh evidence the global economy may be picking up from its sharpest slump
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
