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Austrian Airlines has increased its 3-hour flights between Vienna and Larnaca to daily for the first time during a winter period in the airline’s 30 years presence on the island. The flights

The newly established Law School of the University of Nicosia hosted a lecture by distinguished law lecturer, Prof. Symeon Symeonides, at its inaugural event last week, attended by the Attorney General, the

The International Society of Hospitality Consultants (ISHC) elected its new board and officers for the year 2008-2009 during its annual conference held in Washington, DC, headed by a Cypriot. Angelos Loizou, member

To judge by appearances, the Interior Minister Neoclis Silikiotis enjoys village life. A few weeks back he had a great time as the guest of honour at the Pasteli Festival in Anogyra,

European leaders will propose new rules for global finance on Friday to help counter an economic slump underscored by fresh figures showing U.S. unemployment at a 14-year high. The U.S. Labor Department

President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias has said here Friday that regulatory authorities are needed to supervise the financial system, in the face of global financial crisis. Christofias was speaking

European leaders were set on Friday to demand an overhaul of the rules of global finance after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that the economies of rich nations would shrink next

South Korea's central bank, anxious to soothe markets and shore up its economy, cut interest rates for the third time in a month on Friday after a flurry of deep rate cuts

Britain's ruling Labour Party won a parliamentary election in Scotland on Friday in a sign that Prime Minister Gordon Brown's handling of the financial crisis has turned around his political fortunes. Just

Barack Obama will have his campaign promises put to the test on Friday as he meets with economic advisers to discuss his transition to the White House and holds his first news