— Tony Christodoulou makes honours list  Tony Christodoulou, New Zealand Honorary Consul and founder and CEO of Nicosia-based Action Global Communications, has been appointed an Honorary Member of the New Zealand
By Michael S. Olympios, Chief Consultant, Allied Business Consultants  In an unprecedented display of shareholder disregard, the board of FBI, or Frou Frou as it is widely known, refused to admit
World Environment Day focused on the worrying impact that climate change is having on the polar regions, their ecosystems and communities, and the consequences for this world and its six billion inhabitants.
Former first lady of Cyprus, Irene Lila Clerides, died Wednesday in hospital in the eastern coastal town of Larnaca after a long illness. She was 86. Indian-born Lila Clerides met her husband
Post offices in Cyprus were closed for half an hour at 12.30 local time Wednesday as part of a European-wide protest against Commission plans to liberalise the European Union’s postal services by
Cyprus will play host to the 13th Games of Small States in Europe (GSSE) on 1-7 June 2009. The file of the games was presented yesterday by Kikis Lazarides, President of the
The focus of World Environment Day this year is on the impact of climate change on the polar regions, their ecosystems and communities, and the consequences that will have for the world,
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said that differences remain between the two sides in Cyprus concerning the interpretation of the 8 July Agreement, most notably on what constitutes a day-to-day matter,
Latvian President Vaira Vike – Freiberga, in Cyprus on an official visit, delivered a speech today on “Education in Europe, Education for Europe†at the new campus of the University of Cyprus.
Government Spokesman Vassilis Palmas said on Tuesday that UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon’s report on the renewal of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) contains positive and negative
