Remarks by Council President Van Rompuy after his meeting with...

Tags: Investigation, Banking, Cyprus MOSCOW, March 28 - RAPSI. Cypriot Council of Ministers has decided that a commission comprising three former judges will look into the causes of the country's bank and economic crisis, the newspaper ...

The ministerial session of the Arctic Council in Kiruna, Sweden, may grant requests of a number of countries for observer status on Wednesday. A decision will be announced within hours, Voice of Russia correspondent reports. In all, 14 applications ...

Google???s European headquarters in Dublin: a House of Commons committee accused companies such as Starbucks, Google and Amazon of "immoral" use of secretive jurisdictions, royalty arrangements and complex company structures to avoid paying tax in ...

Last Friday the European Commission released the spring update on their economic forecasts for European Union member states and some other advanced economies (see the report here and the database here). Negative growth forecasts for the EU and the ...

Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situation has confirmed that a US refueling plane KC-135 had crashed in Kyrgyzstan, reported a correspondent of the Voice of Russia in Kyrgyzstan. Today, 21:30 Benazir Bhutto murder case prosecutor shot dead in ...

The Investigative Committee of the Kyrgyz Interior Ministry will investigate the crash of the KC-135 tanker aircraft of the U.S. Air Force in north Kyrgyzstan. Today, 15:32 20 killed in central Nigeria violence - aid worker At least 20 people were ...

Talks between Russian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers Sergey Lavrov and Janos Martonyi have begun in Budapest. Today, 17:26 Irish parliament refuses to adopt Magnitsky List The Irish parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade has sent an ...

Investors in Europe's 54 billion- euro ($70.4 billion) carbon market will be looking at the bloc's ministers meeting in Dublin this week for assurances that governments will try to keep alive a plan to bolster prices. Environment ministers from the ...

A recent paper on ‘Growth or Austerity: The Policy Dilemma’, co-authored by the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan and secretary Alok Sheel, created a controversy when it referred to stagflationary tendencies in emerging countries like India. Many interpretations followed after the paper was published in the ICRA Bulletin - Money & Finance, with most saying India did not face stagflation. Rangarajan clears the air about this and other aspects ...