Cyprus has received an influx of 458 Syrian migrants from Lebanon in one week and is bracing for more as the Israel-Hamas war threatens to spread, officials said. An emergency meeting has
By Craig Erlam It’s been another tough week for European stock markets which ended in the red once more amid concerns over the economy. Investors have been worried about the eurozone economy
Cyprus is on alert for security reasons, but also due to the large number of people expected to arrive trying to escape the Middle East conflict, said Justice Minister Anna Koukkides Procopiou. On
By Craig Erlam There were no major surprises from the ECB on Thursday, with the European central bank leaving rates on hold while warning they will remain high for a sufficiently long
A BBC plaque honouring the ‘first black Briton’ has been removed after DNA analysis suggested she was not actually of African origin. The sign celebrating the 1,800-year-old remains of ‘Beachy Head Lady’
By Craig Erlam Wednesday wasn’t the most thrilling session so far, but there is plenty still to come over the next couple of days which could see activity pick up. Earnings from
A British pensioner found guilty of the manslaughter of his seriously ill wife returned to court, as the state prosecution appealed the verdict and sentence as lenient. David Hunter, 76, was found
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos told the EU General Affairs Council the bloc’s Civil Protection Mechanism should be activated if repatriations increase due to the Middle East crisis. During discussions on the preparation
By Craig Erlam It was another mixed session on Tuesday with investors potentially eyeing important events later in the week. The PMIs across Europe earlier in the day didn’t get things off
North Korea’s backed syndicate, the Lazarus group had a field day in the third quarter this year, with the hacking group unleashing a wave of attacks that stole a staggering $208.6 mln.
