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By David Brunnstrom BRUSSELS, March 14 (Reuters) – Cyprus’s new President Demetris Christofias said on Friday it would not be possible to make progress this month on restarting reunification talks if the

ATHENS, March 14 (Reuters) – An earthquake shook southern Greece on Friday but there were no reports of damage or injuries, Greek authorities said. The Athens Geodynamic Institute said the quake, which

By Paul Taylor and Ingrid Melander European Union leaders reaffirmed ambitious goals to combat climate change on Friday but stressed they must be affordable for governments and industry at a time of

By Mark John BRUSSELS, (Reuters) – European Union leaders were set on Thursday to agree a timetable for action to combat climate change that will enable the bloc to set the pace

PATRICK ELSTON   I am frequently asked by Insurers and Reinsurers to conduct risk surveys of commercial, industrial and semi-Government organisations to assess fire and security risks. In the public sector, where

by Athena Arsalidou Nicosia, (CNA) – The European Commission has called upon the Republic of Cyprus to take all necessary measures to combat illegal immigration through the Green Line, between the government

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said disorderly swings in currencies were undesirable, according to an interview with a French magazine. “In the present circumstances, I am concerned by excessive exchange rate

Traffic ground to a halt in Athens on Thursday when city rail workers and a string of other groups joined widening strikes against planned pension reforms. Traffic ground to a halt in

— UK Budget may include £30,000 tax on non-domiciles   A new tax of GBP 30,000 a year on “non-domiciled” businesspeople and their enterprises in the U.K. to be announced in Wednesday’s

New Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and Turkish-Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will meet on March 21 to try to relaunch talks to reunite the island, a United Nations spokesman said on Wednesday.