A former Cyprus interior minister has lost an extradition battle after a court in Nicosia said he would have to appear in Greece within ten days for questioning related to corruption charges
Cyprus is successfully carrying out the reforms necessary under its 10 bln euro bailout programme and will get the next tranche of financial help as planned, a draft report by the European
Tickets are now on presale for the Carmina Burana performances by the award-winning Italian dance group Spellbound Contempory Ballet during the Kypria International Festival. The three performances will take place at the
Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Social Democrat challenger in this month's German election clashed over the euro, tax policy and U.S. spying in a television debate on Sunday that produced no clear
Cyprus will return to financial markets before the end of its bailout programme in 2016 and should require no more funds from international lenders, President Nicos Anastasiades told a German newspaper on
Two Cyprus football clubs, Apollon and APOEL, will play in the next round of the UEFA Europa League qualifying groups this autumn after the first was drawn at a ceremony Friday at
United Nations inspectors arrived at a military hospital in a government-held area of Damascus on Friday to visit soldiers affected by an apparent chemical attack, a Reuters witness said. The inspectors have
French President Francois Hollande said a British parliamentary vote against taking military action in Syria would not affect France's will to act to punish Bashar al-Assad's government for a chemical weapons attack
The Cyprus House of Representatives voted on Thursday night a law providing for the resolution authority on banks to expand to include the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank of Cyprus, as well as the
Cyprus is preparing to receive foreign nationals as a country of stability and security, Foreign Affairs Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said on Thursday after a ministerial meeting looking into how Cyprus will handle
