Chairman of Cyprus Tourism Organization (CTO) Alekos Orountiotis described 2012 as a difficult year for arrivals and revenue, hoping that “we will be able to maintain the figures we had in 2011”.
Head of the Energy Department of the Commerce, Industry and Tourism Ministry, Solon Kassinis, has submitted proposals for cooperation with Israel in constructing a liquid natural gas plant and a pipeline for
Cyprus Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Praxoulla Antoniadou said on Monday that the Cypriot Council of Minister would discuss in the coming days a proposal for the commencement of the preparatory
The Faculty of Medicine of the University of Cyprus is expected to welcome its first students on September 2013 and, according to the planning of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry
Technocrat leaders in Italy and Greece rushing to form governments will face a critical test of their ability to limit the damage from the euro zone debt crisis when financial markets open
Germany's Interior Minister warned on Sunday of a "new form of far-right terrorism" as details emerged of a grotesque film left by members of a neo-Nazi cell in eastern Germany, in which
Europe must unite to tackle the euro zone debt crisis or risk fragmentation, decline and irrelevance, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said on Sunday. Barroso's solidarity call, in a commentary for
Crowds gathered at government buildings on Saturday celebrating the imminent departure of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi after parliament cleared the way for his resignation by approving a budget aimed at rescuing Italy
Greeks strongly support their new technocrat prime minister Lucas Papademos and his national unity government, opinion polls showed on Saturday, which also indicated the country may continue with coalition rule after he
Greece's new cabinet may last a month or two longer than planned, a senior government official said on Saturday, but whatever happens Greeks should not expect any relief from the tough austerity
