Evidence of a weakening Chinese economy, feeble data from Australia and Britain and a darkening corporate outlook in the United States reinforced fears of a prolonged global recession on Tuesday. China's inflation
The financial crisis requires a global solution for money market funds, including a liquidity pool for struggling funds, the chairman of the UK money market fund association told Reuters. The U.S. Federal
Barack Obama will put politics aside in his first post-election visit to the White House on Monday, but he is already reviewing some of President George W. Bush's executive orders with an
Remember inflation? Just four months ago, soaring commodity costs were the biggest economic worry as oil raced to a record high. Now the buzz word is deflation, and that is altering both
Greece's prime minister expelled dissident member of parliament Petros Tatoulis from the ruling New Democracy party on Monday, cutting his government majority to the minimum 151 seats in the 300-member national parliament.
President of the House of Representatives Marios Karoyian leaves for Armenia on Tuesday on a two-day official visit, at the invitation of the President of the National Assembly of the Republic of
There is no doubt that China's near-$600 billion economic stimulus package is gigantic but, like so much in the opaque country, it is shrouded in ambiguities that complicate any assessment of its
Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou has said he would like to see more progress in the direct negotiations between President of the Republic Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat.
The National Council, the top advisory body to the President on the handling of the Cyprus question, convenes here today under the chair of President Demetris Christofias to discuss the situation in
Vice President of the European Commission and Commissioner for Transport Antonio Tajani said on Saturday that Turkey could join the EU only if it respects the rules of the EU. Speaking at
