The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) have revised their forecast for the outcome of the Cyprus presidential election due in February 2008, following the decision by the communist Progressive Party of the Working
Water levels in the island’s reservoirs have dropped to 18% or 49.2 million cubic metres of the total capacity, compared with 36.1% or 98.8 m. cubic metres in the corresponding period last
A 38-year old Spanish man, member of the crew on board the Spanish fishing vessel ”Jose Rafaella”, died today of heatstroke, Minister of Health Costas Kadis told CNA. The vessel, which was
Eight people in Cyprus were admitted to hospitals today, suffering symptoms of heatstroke, while one of them died, as heat wave and high level of humidity continue to cause great discomfort. In
A 26-year-old Cypriot, who was pronounced clinically dead after a serious road accident, is giving hope to three patients in Cyprus and two in Greece, who will be receiving his vital organs.The
By Stavroula Kousiappa Tourism is undoubtedly one of the strongest, fastest growing and most competitive industries globally. Countries that traditionally used to be among the most favorite destinations for tourists are now
The Employers and Industrialists Federation, OEV, has submitted a package of proposals to the national Industrial Development Council, headed ex-officio by the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, that aims to revive
Bids for two multi-million infrastructure projects, a motorway on the north-west of the island and further development of Larnaca port and its marina, were opened by the Ministry of Communications and Works.
Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos leaves Wednesday for Athens on a private visit.Government Spokesman Vassilis Palmas told CNA that Papadopoulos will return to Cyprus in about a week and will stay in Nicosia
New data on the history of the ancient kingdom of Paphos are forthcoming as a result of the archaeological field project conducted by the Archaeological Research Unit of the University of Cyprus
