The United Nations is studying a protest letter sent by Greece urging for action against the maritime border deal signed between Turkey and Libya’s internationally-backed government. “I can confirm that we received
The UN General Assembly adopted two resolutions on the oceans and seas linked to the landmark 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, Turkey was the only member to
Conservationists have joined forces to provide a lifeline for the threatened Griffon Vulture through ‘LIFE with Vultures’, a new four-year project aiming to prevent the extinction of the species in Cyprus. The
The outlook for the global life insurance sector is stable, reflecting insurers’ solid regulatory capital and relatively conservative investment portfolios, and their efforts to adapt their products to a low interest rate
The Cyprus Met Office issued a yellow warning for heavy rain and stormy weather covering a 24-hour period until late afternoon on Thursday. Rain is expected in many areas across the island
A team of Cypriot civil engineers are in Tirana after the Cyprus Foreign Ministry consulted the Albanian government on how it could assist in post-earthquake building inspections following the 26 November quake.
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades expects his EU partners to give a “clear position” on the MoU signed by Turkey and Libya on delimitation their maritime areas, during the European Council summit in
Limassol is to host the first wholesale outlet of the Greek chain Metro Cash & Carry, to be named BEST VALUE when it opens on 28 January. The ‘BEST VALUE for Professionals’
As a small country in a climate-affected region, Cyprus seeks regional cooperation to address global warming, said Environment Minister Costas Kadis at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP25) in Madrid. “Cyprus, a
Cyprus, France and Italy will conduct on Thursday a tripartite maritime cooperation naval exercise, called “CYP/FRA/IT 2019” in the island’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ). According to the Defence Ministry, the three countries
