Cyprus marks tragic anniversary by Rebekah Gregoriades Nicosia (CNA) – On 20 July 1974, at dawn, the Turkish military hits Cyprus with all three corps, namely the army, navy and air force,
Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos appointed four new Ministers Friday, following the resignation of members of his Cabinet after the three-party coalition collapsed when communist AKEL party General Secretary and House President Demetris
The European Commission has adopted a Green paper on bio-preparedness. The aim of the paper is to stimulate a debate and launch a process of consultation at European level on how to reduce
The European Commission adopted today its first comprehensive initiative on sport. The White Paper aims at providing strategic orientation on the role of sport in the EU. It recognises the important social
What is the White Paper on Sport? The White Paper on Sport is the first comprehensive initiative on sport undertaken by the Commission. It aims at: providing strategic orientation on the role
The trial for a money laundering operation which moved millions of dollars from the former Yugoslavia to Cyprus will begin in September, the B52 radio station reported in Belgrade last week. Attorney
By Michael S. Olympios, Chief Consultant, Allied Business Consultants  After more than three centuries, the theory of corporate governance first addressed by Adam Smith in his renowned “Wealth of Nations†is
Last Friday’s sensationalist raid on the Competition Protection Commission chairman’s office was nothing short of a well-directed scene out of a Spaghetti Western where blood-thirsty bandidos were ready to lynch the town’s
The European Commission has issued its formal opinion before the opening of the Intergovernmental Conference. Entitled “Reforming Europe for the 21st Century” the Commission opinion looks at how a Reform Treaty respecting
What is the status of the IGC mandate agreed at the European Council? The 27 EU Members agreed at the European Council of 21-22 June 2007 on a clear and precise mandate
