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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will hold talks on the economy with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin next Wednesday, after signs of tension emerged between the two EU heavyweights. A day

Hundreds of thousands of people across the Balkans went without heating on Thursday, some hospitals closed and more factories were idle as the impact on the hardest-hit region in the Russia-Ukraine gas

The United Nations may need to offer more help to the Cyprus peace process if it is to succeed, Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat was quoted as saying on Thursday. Talat,

Bleak export data from Europe's biggest economy and a wave of profit warnings and job cuts soured investor sentiment on Thursday after an employment report suggested U.S. job losses in December could

Cyprus’ two cement producers, Vassiliko Cement Works Plc (VCW.CY) and the Cyprus Cement Company Plc (CCC.CY), which successfully merged their operations last year into a single entity announced their decision to increase

A total of eight thousand five hundred sixteen Nicosia residents participated in the municipal referendum to decide the fate of the capital’s old stadium, GSP. As it was noted during a press

The Bank of England looks set to chop interest rates by at least half a percentage point on Thursday to an all-time low as it continues its battle to keep the British

 It took war, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and the collapse of some of New York's famed investment banks, but Manhattan apartment prices are finally falling. After months of

The global economic crisis has made fears of unemployment the No. 1 concern, surpassing worries about poverty, social inequality, crime and violence, a 22-nation survey showed on Thursday. Some 41 percent of

Global job woes deepened on Wednesday as Germany reported its first rise in unemployment in almost three years and a U.S. labour survey pointed to bigger-than-expected losses for December. British retailer Marks