European leaders will push on Wednesday for an overhaul of global financial structures after Asia joined western bastions of capitalism in bailing out banks to avert financial meltdown and tackle looming recession.
Oil prices fell around a dollar on Wednesday, dragged lower by expectations economic weakness will cut further into demand for crude. U.S crude fell more than $1 to $77.45 a barrel and
British unemployment posted its biggest rise in 17 years in the three months to August as the jobless rate rose to its highest level in eight years, official data showed on Wednesday.
Cypriot Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Antonis Paschalides met on Wednesday with Chief Executive of the UK Trade and Investment Programme Andrew Cahn, with an aim to strengthen and improve bilateral
Cypriot President Demetris Christofias will meet here today British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, on the sidelines of the European Council, which takes place in Brussels. Earlier, President Christofias will receive the Belgium
Primetel Plc (PTL.CY) announced that Andreas Eleftheriades, who holds 705,385 shares of Spidernet (approx. 1.7% stake in SNET) has accepted irrevocably the Public Offer as submitted on September 19, 2008 by the
President of the European Commission Jose Mannuel Barroso met Tuesday in Brussels Cypriot President Demetris Christofias, to whom he expressed his full support for the ongoing efforts to reach a solution of
The Republic of Cyprus and the Russian Federation have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation in tourism. The Memorandum formalises the agreement achieved between the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) and the hosts of
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama leads Republican rival John McCain by 14 percentage points, with three weeks to go until the U.S. election, a CBS News/New York Times poll showed on Tuesday.
European Union nations are set on Wednesday to back calls for a root-and-branch overhaul of the world's financial structures in a bid to ensure no repeat of the worst credit crisis since
