By Dr Alan Waring  Hardly a day goes by without another corruption scandal being reported somewhere. With such frequent media coverage, it is easy for the public to suffer from ‘attention
Cyprus seems to be losing out in the international public relations game, with little it can do to effectively clamp down on the rise of illegal immigrants coming from Syria, shipped from
By Apostolis Zoupanioti United Nations, (CNA) – The draft text of a resolution, renewing UNFICYP’s mandate, includes positive wording which, according to diplomatic sources, weakens significantly negative references in the UN Secretary-General’s
The European Union budget on 2008, approved yesterday by the European Parliament, includes 500.000 euro to fund a study on the situation of cultural heritage sites in the Turkish-occupied northern part of
Cypriot Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis leaves for Paris on Sunday to take part in a conference aimed at offering financial and other aid to the Palestinians. The conference will be the largest
Member of the House of Representatives Christos Pourgourides leaves for Paris on Monday to take part in a meeting of the sub-committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE)
The Cyprus Interior Ministry’s election department has called on all persons from the age of 18 and above to apply in due time to be included in the electoral roll to be
1.     The objective What is an unfair commercial practice? A commercial practice is an activity linked to the promotion, sale or supply of a product to consumers. It covers any act, omission,
The reform of the cohesion policy is starting to bring tangible results and is reaffirming its role as one of the main Community policies delivering the Lisbon strategy for 2007-2013. This is
By Katerina Nikolaou Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos has arrived in Portugal, where European Union heads of state and government will sign the Treaty of Lisbon. The ceremony of the signature of the
