Speech at the launch of the 1st European Antibiotic Awareness Day. EP Strasbourg, 18 November 2008 I am very pleased to be here today for the launch of the first European Antibiotic
Oil prices fell toward $53, touching a fresh 22-month low on Wednesday, due to increasing signs of weakening demand as economic gloom deepened. U.S. light crude fell as low as $53.30 a
British finance minister Alistair Darling said on Tuesday that any renegotiations of last month's 37 billion-pound ($56 billion) bailout package for the country's banks could prove costly for shareholders already angered at
An Indian warship destroyed a pirate ship in the Gulf of Aden and gunmen from Somalia seized two more vessels despite a large international naval presence off their lawless country. The buccaneers
Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church on the island, Archbishop Chrysostomos B’ appealed to the representatives of the religious communities which participated in the International Meeting for Peace “The Civilisation of Peace:
Vladimir Spidla, Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities Commissioner, will be in Cyprus on Thursday to inaugurate a three-day information campaign entitled “Do you know what Social Europe can do for you?”.
Bank of Cyprus reminds the investing public that its shares will trade ex-interim dividend the EUR 0.15 per share on Monday, 24 November 2008, i.e. buy transactions that take place before market
Cyprus President Demetris Christofias is in Moscow this week where he will sign a total of seven agreements during a state visit described by the government as “very important” that will help
Average UK retail petrol prices made the largest monthly drop over the past month, the Automobile Association (AA) said on Tuesday. The average petrol prices dropped by 11.54 pence in the month
The European Commission will make proposals on hedge funds and private equity next month, the head of the EU's executive arm said on Tuesday. "About actions relating to hedge funds and private
