An opinion poll on interest in the 4-7 June European elections and on EU policy issues reports that 34% of possible voters surveyed across the EU say they are already certain that
Uncertain corporate outlooks and data showing the U.S. economy is still suffering weighed on global stocks on Wednesday, despite claims from U.S. President Barack Obama that his remedies were starting to work.
Sales at U.S. retailers unexpectedly fell in March after two months of increases, a government report showed on Tuesday, dimming hopes the recession was close to hitting bottom. However, Federal Reserve Chairman
Aegean Airlines has announced new flights from Pafos International Airport, further strengthening aviation links between Cyprus and Greece. Aegean Airlines new service to Athens commences on April 15th and there will be
Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou said on Tuesday that Turkey must understand that the Cyprus problem is an obstacle to its EU accession course. Commenting on remarks by Turkish officials, Stephanou said that
President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday he was deeply alarmed by Russia's soaring unemployment, which he said was rising far faster than officials had forecast. Russia's $1.7 trillion economy is heading into
The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday cut its forecast for 2009 world oil demand by 180,000 barrels per day from its prior March estimate to 84.09 million bpd, as the global
Construction figures for the fourth quarter confirm what was already suspected, namely that there was a fall in construction output in the fourth quarter. The production index in construction for the fourth
Tourism arrivals in Cyprus fell by 15.2% compared with the same period of the previous year in the first quarter, reaching 194,127 compared with 228,962 in the corresponding period of 2008. The
White House economic adviser Christina Romer said on Tuesday that the United States will experience continued job losses and a falling gross domestic product for several more months. "We know the economy's
