Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos leaves Wednesday for Athens on a private visit.Government Spokesman Vassilis Palmas told CNA that Papadopoulos will return to Cyprus in about a week and will stay in Nicosia
New data on the history of the ancient kingdom of Paphos are forthcoming as a result of the archaeological field project conducted by the Archaeological Research Unit of the University of Cyprus
Minister of Foreign Affairs Erato Kozakou Markoulli assures in a written statement that her main priority was always to serve the best interests of Cyprus and that her appointment to the post
Demand for electricity stood at 995 Megawatts on Tuesday morning, with the total available production being 1,006 Megawatts, as Cyprus is still sweltering in a heat wave and occasional blackouts have been
An increase in aircrafts traffic by 5.6%, by 1.0% in passengers traffic and by 2.3% in cargo traffic was recorded during April 2007 at Larnaca International Airport, whereas in May 2007 aircrafts
New rules aimed at slashing the price of mobile phone calls made abroad in the European Union come into effect this week, with EU regulators promising to name and shame non-compliant companies.
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) may be forced to buy electricity during peak hours next summer from Vouros Power, a private operator who has promised to supply up to 49.9 megawatts
CyTA plans to increase its monthly rental fees from CYP 6.95 per line to CYP 8.50 as of October 2008, which may see another dramatic decline in the number of subscribers or
Trust has developed the Universal Car Charger PW-2998p, a new, universal solution to quickly and easily recharge the battery of an iPod, PSP, TomTom navigation system or mobile telephone in a car.
President of the Hellenic Republic Karolos Papoulias met on Sunday in Nicosia with House of Representatives President and General Secretary of AKEL Demetris Christofias and Democratic Rally MEP Ioannis Kasoulides, both candidates
