Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Photis Photiou will be discussing on Monday the case of a Turkish cruise ship that sailed from the closed port
Cyprus recorded a 40 percent decrease in asylum applications during 2006, but still has the largest number of asylum applications in relation to its population. According to a report released by Eurostat,
The Business of Wine and Food with Patrick Skinner  Despite the efforts of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation and the presence here, every year, of more than a million British tourists, it
One could not have planned better for the announcement of the island’s three colleges being declared universities to coincide with the EU and southern Mediterranean finance ministers’ meeting who set a target
By Stavroula Kousiappa  Credit Bureaus have been described as the backbone of successful credit economies. Their emergence dates back to the beginning of the 20th century in the United States and
THE RISK WATCH COLUMN: By Dr Alan Waring  Guiding Principles  Good corporate governance aims to protect the interests of shareholders and other stakeholders. National corporate governance codes seek to: Strengthen
President of the Cyprus Football Association (CFA) Costakis Koutsokoumnis has expressed satisfaction with the results of Thursday’s meeting in Zurich between CFA, FIFA, UEFA and representatives of the Turkish Cypriots, regarding the
The Vice President of the European Commission and Commissioner for Transport, Jacques Barrot, arrives in Cyprus late Saturday to attend and address the Maritime Cyprus conference to be held in Limassol. According
The European University Cyprus hopes to attract more students following its accreditation as a university and is counting on its link with Laureate International Universities to boost overseas enrolment. The new university’s
— Aim to attract more students from Greece  The overwhelming changes taking place at Frederick University will see it attracting more students from Europe, particularly from Greece, while a 60% leap
