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Euro zone, IMF secure deal on cutting Greek debt

YoopyaNov 27, 20120

(Reuters) – Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund clinched agreement on reducing Greece’s debt on Monday in a breakthrough to release urgently needed loans

“I swell up like the Incredible Hulk”: Woman’s muscles bulge and body balloons during anger attacks

YoopyaNov 26, 20120

But the one-in-a-million Stiff-Person Syndrome is killing her rather than giving her incredible strength Grandmother Helen Stephens is a real-life Incredible Hulk after a rare

Floods in UK: Travel disrupted as storms head north

YoopyaNov 26, 20120

Heavy rain and flooding are disrupting parts of the road and rail network as storms are set to move on to north-east England and north

Catalan election weakens bid for independence from Spain

YoopyaNov 26, 20120

(Reuters) – Separatists in Spain’s Catalonia won regional elections on Sunday but failed to get a resounding mandate for a referendum on independence, which had

Euro zone, IMF to seek Greece deal, debt write-off main problem

YoopyaNov 26, 20120

(Reuters) – Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund will seek to unfreeze the second bailout package for Greece on Monday, but they first need

Analysis: German hint of Greek debt relief raises euro hopes

YoopyaNov 26, 20120

(Reuters) – Three years into the euro zone’s debt crisis, Germany’s finance minister hinted tantalisingly last week at a potential breakthrough. Behind closed doors at a meeting

‘UK must review Palestinian statehood ‘

kiemtarNov 26, 2012November 26, 20120

British Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg is to urge the coalition government to have a fresh debate on Palestinian statehood vote

EU budget talks dim after gesture to French, Poles

YoopyaNov 24, 20120

(Reuters) – Prospects of a deal on the European Union’s long-term budget dimmed on Friday after a fresh compromise proposal offered concessions to France and Poland but

Russian scientist jailed under Putin walks free

YoopyaNov 24, 20120

(Reuters) – Russian scientist Valentin Danilov walked free on parole on Saturday after serving eight years of a 14-year sentence on charges of spying for China during

EU budget deal unlikely, says Angela Merkel

YoopyaNov 23, 20120

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she doubts an agreement can be reached on the European Union’s next budget at the summit taking place in Brussels.