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The long-running political stand-off between the Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots over the opening of a new crossing at downtown Ledra Street, may be coming to a close, with expectations that the

The Cyprus Inland Revenue Department reported that tax revenue rose by 8.7% year on year in the first ten months, to CYP 504.9 mln, compared with CYP 464.6 mln in the same

A recent leader in Financial Mirror complained bitterly about the failure of Cyprus to capitalise on its attractiveness as a potentially ideal location for foreign investment and as a regional hub for

Russian arrivals still booming After a slight dip in September, tourism arrivals recovered in October, rising by 4.8% compared with October 2004, and bringing the year-to-date rise to 6.2% compared with January-October

Ten years after the internet began to change the world, almost one billion people are “online”, and the United Nations intends to raise this number to three billion by the year 2015.

Two Hong Kong men who set up an online directory of prostitutes that received up to 100,000 hits a day have been fined 12,000 U.S. dollars, a news report said Friday. The