Author : EW News Desk Team

The month of November brings us a lot closer to the highly-anticipated political events of the year. The 57th quadrennial presidential elections will be held on the 6th of...

A Greek journalist has been arrested for publishing a list of more than 2,000 wealthy Greeks, including several politicians and prominent business leaders, who had all allegedly stashed funds...

Nearly one-fifth of all hired staff in the U.K. are paid less than the nation’s standard ‘Living Wage’, claimed a study by KPMG on Monday, with some 47 percent...

The extended family of outgoing Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has controlled assets worth at least $2.7 billion, according to a New York Times exposé which cited corporate, regulatory records...

Californians have been asked to consider putting an end to the death penalty. However, the issue surrounding the campaign does not have much to do with human rights or...

Tablets are ultra portable tools that create flexible learning environments and provide an instantaneous access to information, but can they help give job seekers and students gain a competitive...

The UK has posted its strongest quarterly growth in five years, recovering from a recession in the third quarter thanks to the London Olympics spending boost. The UK emerged...

China has restarted its nuclear programme after a one and a half year hiatus following the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Beijing, however, will approve only “a small number” of new...

Greece’s finance minister said on Wednesday that debt-stricken Athens has been given more time to meet its bailout targets. However, officials from the ECB and IMF have refuted the...

While education standards have improved across the board in the past 50 years, it has not improved evenly. Some countries, mostly developed nations, enjoy greater rates of educational attainment...