The Government of Cyprus will assign the project of the reconstruction of the village of Artemida in Peloponnesus which was razed by the disastrous forest fires, after the opening of bids around
 The present stand-off between the Trade Minister and the government-appointed board of the Electricity Authority of Cyprus has brought to the fore a matter of great urgency, as in the past
The Minister of the Interior recently announced that he was considering giving the green light to a new self-checking, express procedure for issuing planning permits. In turn, the Developers’ Association  said that
A six-member delegation of the Cyprus – Japan Friendship parliamentary Group, visiting Tokyo, discussed with Japanese officials the Cyprus question, bilateral ties and parliamentary relations, as well as economic and cultural developments
Famagusta Municipality delegation, under Mayor Alexis Galanos, is on a five day visit to the United States in an effort to further promote the cause of the citizens of Famagusta for the
The European Commission launched a campaign informing Cypriot citizens about their consumer rights both at home and in other EU countries. “EU laws have given consumers rights, but making laws is only
COMMENT: By Michael S. Olympios  When the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) couldn’t meet energy demands last summer half of the country’s capital experienced a blackout. Industrial units and hotels shut
The CIIM Business School and the Management Centre are launching the 2007-2008 Business Plan Competition on Thursday at the Goethe Institute, next to Ledra Palace, Nicosia in order to encourage and promote youth
The European Commission has unveiled a Blue Card for skilled migrants, based on the US Green Card, in a bid to attract suitably qualified people and their families to live and work
Contributions to the 18th Radiomarathon, a two-day annual fund-raising charity event, have reached CYP950.000 (1.626.712 euro) so far. The 48-hour event in aid of children with special needs began this morning and
