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The Cyprus government has submitted a new revised proposal to the UN to facilitate the opening of a crossing point in the capital, leading to the northern Turkish occupied areas, and of

COMMENT: By Patrick Skinner   I have been a judge at a number of wine competitions including several of the Ruinart Sommelier of the Year, but last week marked something totally new

By Nikolaos TanerisWASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2007 — Long before the hearing on Armenian Genocide H. Res. 106 was to commence, yesterday, in Room 2172 in the House Rayburn building, a long line

PricewaterhouseCoopers Cyprus is hosting the PwC Eurofirms Football Tournament at Tsirion Stadium in Limassol this weekend with the participation of 500 players comprising men’s and women’s teams from 17 countries. “We are

The first round of the presidential elections will be held on 17 February 2008, followed by a second round on 24 February 2008 if no candidate secures 50% plus one vote in

Launch of project to replace water pipes in Nicosia     The EU will fund the replacement of water pipes and domestic water meters in the northern part of Nicosia.  This is the first

The Armenian genocide by Turkey constitutes an unquestionable historical fact, just like the fact that Turkey invaded in 1974 the Republic of Cyprus and still occupies the northern part of its territory,

The decision of the Finance Ministry and the Central Bank to conduct first auction of government bonds through the Euro MTS platform is seen as a major setback for the Cyprus Stock

The chaos that has been created by the traffic jams that are clogging up the roads leading in and out of the new hospital area cannot be blamed solely on the grandiose

Cypriot Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou – Marcoullis completed her visit to Kyrgyzstan, the first ever official visit by a Cypriot FM in the country amid reports, denied by the government that the