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Cyprus bailout: Finance Minister Michalis Sarris quits

YoopyaApr 3, 20130

Cypriot Finance Minister Michalis Sarris has resigned after completing talks on a controversial bailout deal. Mr Sarris, 66, will be replaced by Labour Minister Haris

WWII bomb disrupts commute at main Berlin station

YoopyaApr 3, 20130

The discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb near Berlin’s main railway station has disrupted the morning commute for thousands of workers. Roads have

Italy’s “wise men” seek to end political crisis; president gloomy

YoopyaApr 2, 20130

(Reuters) – Italian President Giorgio Napolitano expressed despair on Tuesday at fierce criticism of his latest plan to end a post-election deadlock that has raised

Putin signs law to allow him to pick Russian governors

YoopyaApr 2, 20130

(Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Tuesday letting him pick candidates to lead Russia’s regions if local lawmakers scrap popular polls, in

Cyprus finance minister quits, capital controls partly eased

YoopyaApr 2, 20130

(Reuters) – Cypriot Finance Minister Michael Sarris quit on Tuesday after concluding talks with foreign lenders on a bailout that forced the island to slap

Cyprus crisis: Moscow will not bail out Russian savers

YoopyaApr 1, 20130

The Russian government says it will not compensate Russian savers who have lost money in the Cyprus banking crisis. Russians are believed to have billions

Greek villagers block Golden Dawn food handout on Thassos

YoopyaApr 1, 20130

Villagers on the Greek island of Thassos have prevented the nationalist Golden Dawn party from handing out free food and other basic goods. To Vima

Berlusconi rejects new technocrat government for Italy

YoopyaMar 30, 20130

Italian centre-right leader Silvio Berlusconi says he is against the idea of a new technocratic government for Italy like that led by Mario Monti. Instead,

Pope Francis leads Good Friday services in Rome

YoopyaMar 30, 20130

Pope Francis has led services to mark Good Friday as part of the Easter triduum, the Catholic Church’s most important festival that recalls Jesus Christ’s

Debate opens on sex life of France’s disabled

YoopyaMar 29, 20130

PARIS (AP) — Steven Coppens had already spent most of his lifetime battling illness before his autoimmune disease took yet another toll seven years ago,