The newly elected Archbishop of the Church of Cyprus, Chrysostomos, was born on 10 April 1941, in Tala village, in Paphos district on the west of the island. Having finished elemetary education,
Newly elected Archbishop of the Church of Cyprus, Bishop of Paphos Chrysostomos, has called on everybody to work together for the benefit of the Church and assured people, clergy and laymen, that
A 38-year old person from New Zealand has filed a complaint with police claiming that the Limassol lawyer who has defrauded up to nine persons so far also took money from him
Government fiscal policy is paying off dividends which are increasingly becoming more obvious to the people, President Tassos Papadopoulos has said, as he addressed a huge gathering of bank employees, who met
Batelco, the largest operator in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has selected Ericsson to upgrade its mobile network with HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) technology, joining the fast growing list of operators
Pantech Group, the leading Korean handset manufacturer, announced that it has signed a landmark agreement with Orange – the second biggest mobile service carrier in Europe – to supply branded UMTS phones
Two French journalists, kidnapped and detained yesterday by the so-called Turkish Cypriot military authorities in the Turkish – occupied north of Cyprus, are due to appear before a “military court” today.They were
A new survey published today reveals that the majority of Europeans have a positive view of the EU’s role in employment and social affairs. In addition, three out of four say the
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) supports the Cypriot authorities’ target to adopt the euro on January 1, 2008. The statement was made at the end of the preliminary conclusions of an IMF
The Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission has issued a warning that the European American Prosperity Trust (EAPT), which in its web site (http://www.eaptrust.com) says it maintains an office in Cyprus and offers
