Turkish Cypriot coaches will be crossing the Green Line for the first time on Saturday, following an agreement reached with the EU and the Republic of Cyprus authorities. The announcement comes after
Cyprus exports of goods slowed to an increase of 15.1% year on year in April, compared with a rise of 38.7% in the first three months of 2005. Imports fell by 28.8%
The Council of Ministers approved a bill on Wednesday that will gradually push the official retirement age to 63, instead of 60 as at present. The bill, which will now be sent
Dubai – Cisco Systems recently won “The Best Network Vendor” and “Outstanding Innovation in Security” awards instituted by Network Middle East Magazine an ITP publication, one of the leading technology magazines of
Singapore — Motorola, Inc. received two outstanding accolades at the Asian MobileNews Awards 2005 ceremony: the Best Mobile Phone Design and beat five other competitors to clinch the most prestigious Mobile Phone
Cyprus motor vehicle registrations recorded their first rise for three months in May, rising by 1.8% compared with May 2004, to 4,490. Passenger vehicles continued to decline, however, falling by 3.9% year
Cyprus recorded a decrease in inflation during May 2005, reaching 2% from 2.8% in April. The annual harmonised inflation rate in Cyprus is now very near the average of the Eurozone. According
