The leaders of the two communities in Cyprus will hold a new meeting in the context of the UN-led direct negotiations, starting today a discussion on European issues. UN Secretary General’s Special
Cyprus Central Bank Governor and ECB member Athanasios Orphanides said on Tuesday that the consequences of the global financial crisis in Cyprus are ''relatively limited'', noting however that significant deterioration in domestic
The number of students studying at the University of Cyprus (UCY) reached 6.000 in 2009, compared to 5.600 the previous year and 5.100 in 2007. This was stated before the House of
Oil rose above $47 a barrel on Tuesday on expectations that OPEC may lower output further at a meeting on Sunday and as analysts forecast a drop in U.S. crude inventories. The
More than 1.1 million songbirds prized as culinary delicacies were illegally slaughtered by trappers in Cyprus in the past year, a conservation group said on Tuesday. Cyprus lies on a key migratory
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and the Competition and Consumer Protection Service in particular are promoting a series of actions and measures aimed at providing information, raising awareness and at
The 4th Cyprus Wine Competition will take place in Limassol from 11-14 March, according to Wine Products Council Director Yiannakis Georghiades. Speaking at a press conference, Georghiades said that the aim of
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) estimates that the numbers of tourists from Russia will increase in the coming months, despite the 19,3% overall decline tourist arrivals experienced in February. The CTO says
On the Third Anniversary of the entry into force of the Financial Aid Regulation, the European Commission is organising a Reception together with Turkish Cypriot Counterparts and Beneficiaries. The event will take
OPEC oil producers are likely to keep their official oil production targets unchanged when they meet on Sunday, choosing to enforce existing quotas rather than cut output further, a Reuters poll showed
