Cyprus president Demetris Christofias said he will not resign over the findings of an independent inquiry that placed most of the blame for a deadly blast last July on him. All
A one-man independent inquiry concluded that Cyprus President Demetris Christofias is "mainly" to blame for negligence leading to the blast of poorly-stored munitions on July 11 that destroyed the island’s largest power station
Wave a wand and a ladle across the room turns in a cauldron. Move your hand and a knife starts to chop. Warner Brothers aims to recreate the magic of the Harry
Head of the Commission of Inquiry on the deadly explosion at a naval base last July delivers Monday his report to the President of the Republic, the House President and the Attorney
Seniors who take aspirin daily are twice as likely to have late stage macular degeneration, an age-related loss of vision, than people who never take the pain reliever, according to a European
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation is having to suffer a restrained budget of 69 mln euros, down from 87 mln last year, despite an anticipated 1.8 bln euros in earnings for the tourism
* “Maritime Cyprus 2011” to deal with energy, environment, freight markets * Cyprus is preparing legislation that will allow armed guards to board merchant ships to protect the crew, vessel and cargo
Seniors who take aspirin daily are twice as likely to have late stage macular degeneration, an age-related loss of vision, than people who never take the pain reliever, according to a European
"The Book of Mormon" debuted this year as a Broadway hit that won nine Tonys, and the 2012 race for the Republican presidential nomination features not one, but two candidates of the
Cyprus said its plans to explore for gas were non-negotiable, accusing its rival Turkey on Friday of stirring up controversy over Mediterranean hydrocarbon reserves as a pretext for "expansionist designs" on the
