Author : EW News Desk Team

Iran has begun construction on a 225km pipeline that will take 20-25 million cubic meters of natural gas per day from the Persian Gulf to Syria via Iraq, reported...

The Spanish government plans to offer automatic residency permits to any foreigner who buys a house priced at more than 160,000 euros ($203,845), reported the Associated Press, in an...

For all its merits, social media distractions costs the American economy $650 billion in productivity losses each year. For students, it is estimated that social media distractions occur every...

This week, the EU will decide if Greece should be allowed to receive the latest tranche of 31.5 billion euros in bailout funds. Delay and disagreement amongst international creditors...

The Philippines government may attempt to revive a hugely unpopular 2009 bill that aimed to levy a tax for all mobile phone text messages, claimed a report by the...

Leaders of Spain and Portugal over the weekend appealed to their former Latin Americans colonies, such as Mexico and Brazil, for investments and economic help – in a historic...

Finance minister Pierre Moscovici has insisted that France is not the “sick man of Europe”, rejecting growing concerns that the world’s fifth largest economy could become the next victim...

Germany and the Jewish Claims Conference have signed a new accord that will increase the monthly pension benefits for Jewish Holocaust survivors as well as make payments to victims...

Like many of us ‘mere mortals’, CEOs and decision makers have also grown increasingly reliant on mobile technology for their day-to-day operations – be it for communicating with clients...

British taxpayers are unlikely to ever recoup the £66 billion ($105 billion) spent on bailing out the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group during the height of...