Around 51 thousand pupils returned to schools on Thursday as primary and pre-primary schools opened in the southern government controlled areas of Cyprus. Students of tertiary and technical education will begin their
The latest report on the operation of the Green Line regulation from the European Commission reports that the value of goods which crossed the Green Line north to south increased by “almost
Cyprus fresh fruit prices rocketed in April to June, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service, while pork meat prices fell. The producer price index of fresh vegetables increased by
Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyianni has urged the Turkish side to show the necessary political will during the negotiations, which began today between the Greek Cypriot and the Turkish Cypriot communities, to
President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat pledged here today to do their utmost to achieve a settlement of the Cyprus issue this year. The two were speaking to
The leader of the Turkish Cypriot community Mehmet Ali Talat believes that existing differences between the island’s two communities can be bridged with good will and compromise from both sides, in spite
Cypriot Minister of Foreign Affairs departs tomorrow for Madrid, Spain, on a working visit, during which he will have talks with his counterpart Miguel Angel Moratinos. The talks will focus on bilateral
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on all Cypriots wishing to visit Thailand to postpone their journey unless there is a serious reason. Following a previous press release, the Ministry informs citizens
There is a risk global growth could come in below the IMF's forecast of 4.1% for 2008, the fund's First Deputy Managing Director John Lipksy told Reuters on Wednesday, saying inflation and
Oil fell below $109 a barrel on Wednesday, weighed down by slowing demand in the United States and other consuming nations and signs the U.S. oil sector would recover quickly from Hurricane
