The Press and Information Office (PIO) of the Republic of Cyprus had issued two new publications in English. The first publication, with the title ”The Republic of Cyprus: An Overview”, which was
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and UNFICYP Chief of Mission, Michael Moller, said here today that it has been clear for some time now, that rather than launching a new
The Council of Ministers has given its approval to a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the General Secretariat of the Arab League, which was signed in
As of this year, children in Cyprus have their own Commissioner to fight for their rights. The first Commissioner for the Protection of Children’s Rights, Leda Koursoumba, presented her priorities for 2008.
Members of the European Parliament said on Friday that Turkey‘s EU accession course should not be linked to the solution of the Cyprus problem.They pointed out that if a Cyprus settlement was
Greece’s Orthodox Church elected a moderate and popular bishop, Metropolitan of Thebes Hieronymos, as its new head on Thursday. Hieronymos, who was also a candidate 10 years ago against the late Archbishop
By Gareth Jones Turkish Cypriots are anxiously awaiting the outcome of an election this month in the Greek Cypriot government controlled areas that could cement partition of the Mediterranean island they share
Cypriot Government Spokesman Vassilis Palmas said that direct trade between the island’s northern Turkish occupied areas and Europe “is out of the question.â€He noted, however, that the Turkish Cypriots would continue to
Leda Koursoumba was sworn in as Cyprus’ first Commissioner for the Protection of Children’s Rights, at a special ceremony, at the Presidential Palace, in the presence of President of the Republic Tassos
An exhibition titled ”Salvador Dali: The Myth of Surrealism” opened on Wednesday in Nicosia.The Minister of Education and Culture Akis Kleanthous has said the exhibition was an important cultural event, which will
