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Leaders and representatives of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot parties reiterated Wednesday their support of the content of 8 July Agreement and to the efforts of the UN and the leaders of

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

The University of Nicosia, formerly Intercollege, one of the three private colleges that was granted university status by the government, wants to play a key role in helping Cyprus become a truly

— Spending up 40%, lure professors with higher pay   When the Intercollege, Cyprus College and the Frederick Institute of Technology received their university accreditations last week, they opened up new opportunities

An in-depth survey of more than 750 patients with type 2 diabetes across Europe reveals that poor management of diabetes is a serious challenge for individual patients, as well as a significant

— Pressure still on Turkey to remove embargo The tenth Maritime Cyprus Conference will be held in Limassol on September 23-26, with the focus this year on the changing image of the

The undecided voters have taken the lead in the forthcoming Cyprus Presidential elections to be held February 2008 with a 27% share, well ahead of the three presidential hopefuls according to a

By Apostolis Zoupaniotis United Nations (CNA) – The Agreement of 8 July 2006 has yet to be implemented, stressed UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in his annual report on the work of

Cyprus Airways announced it is launching 42 extra return flights from Larnaca to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to facilitate some 13,000 Muslim pilgrims travelling to the Islamic holy city of Mecca from Europe