By Guy Faulconbridge MOSCOW, Feb 12 (Reuters) – Iranian and U.S. officials will meet within days in Baghdad for a new round of talks as part of efforts to build on recent
European Left Chairman and one of the leaders of the Left party in Germany Lothar Bisky has expressed support to a just settlement of the Cyprus problem. Speaking during a symposium organized
Non-Hispanic whites will become a minority in the United States by 2050, with immigrants and their children driving 82 percent of U.S. population growth in coming years, a new study said on
ATHENS (Reuters) – As Greek scandals go, it started as a trivial but titillating tale — a ministry official jumps from his balcony after being blackmailed by an angry lover. Many Greeks
PARIS, (Reuters) – One in two flights to Orly airport south of Paris was cancelled on Monday due to a strike by some air-traffic controllers, France‘s civil aviation authority (DGAC) said. A
The Central Election Commission is putting the final touches to preparations for Sunday’s presidential elections, contested by nine candidates, three of whom are running neck to neck according to opinion polls. Results,
The Chief Returning Officer for the presidential elections has announced that all measures are being taken to secure the secrecy of voting, in order to carry out objective elections, and that the
Turkish Cypriot authorities are trying to shed their tiny enclave’s image as a haven for crooks with new laws on money laundering and casinos, but their efforts are being undermined by Cyprus’s
By Paul Taylor BRUSSELS,(Reuters) – The European Union is set to complete authorisation of a big supervisory mission in Kosovo this week, just before the territory is expected to declare independence from
Demetris Christofias, President of the Cyprus House of Representatives and presidential hopeful, will, if elected, undertake initiatives to press with the need for a political settlement that would reunite the country, divided
