Archive for December 2012
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Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) has awarded carrier licences to Gulf Air and Qatar Airways, the Saudi state news agency (SPA) reported on Friday, the first foreign airlines to win such a
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament has agreed a 2013 budget that envisages a return to robust economic growth after an output collapse this year at the gold mine which is the country's main source of income. The budget,
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EU regulators gave approval on Friday to a bailout of bank Dexia, including a 5.5 billion euro ($7.27 billion) capital injection by Belgium and France. The executive European Commission waved through the restructuring of Dexia,
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EU regulators gave approval on Friday to a bailout of bank Dexia, including a 5.5 billion euro ($7.27 billion) capital injection by Belgium and France. The executive European Commission waved through the restructuring of Dexia,
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Taiwan plans to start exploring for oil and gas in the South China Sea from next year, an official and local media said Friday, in a development that could increase tensions in the contested waters.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Friday that Spain did not need to tap for now the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme for troubled euro zone governments but did not rule out asking for
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Friday that Spain did not need to tap for now the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme for troubled euro zone governments but did not rule out asking for
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Financially troubled Slovenia will not require an international bailout following a court decision that it need not hold popular votes on key reforms, its finance minister told a newspaper. Slovenia's constitutional court last week rejected
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Measures taken this year by policymakers to address the economic crisis in the euro zone allow for cautious optimism regarding 2013, European Central Bank ratesetter Ewald Nowotny said on Friday. Nowotny welcomed the launch of
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Measures taken this year by policymakers to address the economic crisis in the euro zone allow for cautious optimism regarding 2013, European Central Bank ratesetter Ewald Nowotny said on Friday. Nowotny welcomed the launch of
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