Cypriot Minister of Justice and Public Order Sophocles Sophocleous leaves for Yerevan, Armenia, on Thursday afternoon for an official visit from June29 to 30. Sophocleous will meet his Armenian counterpart to discuss
European Parliament PlenaryBrussels, 27 June 2007 The success of the twin-track approach Let me step back from the events of the last week and look back over the last two years. Just
The European Commission has received the unanimous opinion of its Air Safety Committee on the fourth update of the Community list of airlines banned in the European Union. On this basis, an
The European Commission is taking legal action against 11 Member States for not designating sufficient Special Protected Areas for migratory and vulnerable wild bird species. This violates the EU’s directive on the
By Stavroula Kousiappa  The decision of accepting the Euro or not by the UK is a national decision, about 70% of the people are against it and the government seems to
In the three years of Cyprus joining the European Union, the Commission has recruited 77 Cypriots as administrative and support personnel for jobs on the island, in Brussels or elsewhere. Correcting an
‘The Enterprising Presidency: Mobilizing Business for Economic Growth and Social Change’ is the theme of the latest in the Distinguished Lecture Series of the Cyprus International Institute of Management (CIIM), to be
The global entertainment and media (E&M) industry is experiencing sustained growth and will increase at a 6.4% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to $2 trln in 2011, according to the PricewaterhouseCoopers Global
Finance Minister Michalis Sarris has a lot to thank Nicos Shacolas and the NK Shacolas Group who took the initiative and pledged that when the euro is introduced on January 1, 2008,
The European Union’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Rural Development, Marianne Fischer Boel, arrives for a three-day visit of the island on Thursday that includes a tour of the wine producing areas. The
