NICOSIA (Reuters) – Nine British soldiers stationed in Cyprus were charged on Sunday after a drunken brawl at a popular holiday resort on the island, police said. The soldiers, who were not
Millions remained stranded in China on Monday ahead of the biggest holiday of the year as parts of the country suffered their coldest winter in a century. Freezing weather has killed scores
The day after he is elected to the presidency, Ioannnis Kasoulides will invite himself to the Turkish-occupied areas for a meeting with the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community, to discuss pressing
The government disagrees with the view of the Enlargement European Commissioner that Cyprus’ Turkish occupied ports and airports can be used by ships and aircraft of third countries, even though Nicosia has
… refers Poland and Belgium to the European Court of Justice   The European Commission has decided to open new infringement proceedings against Cyprus concerning difficulties in obtaining rights of way
NICOSIA (Reuters) – European champions Greece, Poland and Czech Republic will warm up for Euro 2008 in a friendly tournament in Cyprus that kicks off this weekend. Finland, who will not be
By Ellen Wulfhorst and Jeff Mason LOS ANGELES, Jan 31 (Reuters) – Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton shared a debate stage alone for the first time on Thursday, striking a cordial
HELSINKI (Reuters) – Cyprus will not rethink its opposition to Kosovo’s “unilateral declaration” of independence under any circumstances, Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis said on Thursday. The Cypriot minister said she respected the
— Those in emerging economies more confident than in developed countries — Availability of talent, over-regulation also among chief concerns  CEOs confidence about prospects for business declined for the first time
DR. JIM LEONTIADES Cyprus International Institute of Management  Recent stock market volatility on both sides of the Atlantic has been formidable. The sub-prime crisis in America may have triggered the downturn
