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Levies for Cyprus and four other Member States which exceeded their milk quotas come to just over EUR 99 mln for the 2008/2009 marketing year, according to a provisional calculation by the

The final preparations for the opening of the new Larnaka International Airport continue in earnest by all concerned, Adamos Aspris, Public Relations and Communications Manager of Hermes Airports, has said in an

The European Commission has warned member states about a worsening budget deficit and debt, combined with the growing number of elderly people, urging them to take measures. The warning came in a

The French Tara Oceans, a three year marine and scientific expedition which aims to demonstrate the reality of global warming, will be in Cyprus in early December as part of a worldwide

The leaders of the two communities in Cyprus meet here Thursday to continue their discussion on governance, focusing on the executive. Speaking after Wednesday’s meeting, UN SG Special Representative in Cyprus, Taye-Brook

Cyprus said it was disappointed the European Commission had failed to recommend sanctions on Turkey for failing to open its ports to the island. Cyprus, a member of the European Union since

Oil surged for a fifth day on Wednesday to a 2009 high above $75 a barrel, boosted by a weak dollar and optimism about a global economic rebound that will lead to

Sales at U.S. retailers fell in September, but rose excluding motor vehicles for a second straight month in September, raising cautious optimism consumer spending could support the economic recovery. The Commerce Department

The number of Britons claiming jobless benefit rose by its smallest amount in almost 1-1/2 years in September, according to official data, in a sign the worst of the job-shedding due to

The new Larnaka International Airport will give the island’s economy a new impetus, amidst the economic crisis and will significantly help the economic and tourist development in general, Androulla Christodoulou, head of