The Meningitis Vaccine Project (MVP) released new data on the performance of a vaccine in West African children, suggesting that the new vaccine — expected to sell initially for 40 US cents
Archbishop of Cyprus Chrysostomos II will meet this month at the Vatican with Pope Benedict XVI. CNA has learned that the meeting will take place on June 16. A press conference will
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have signed a cooperation agreement establishing the new risk-sharing finance facility (RSFF) to support research and innovation in Europe. This new instrument will
The Jersey Financial Services Commission and the Central Bank of Cyprus, expressing their mutual interest and willingness in establishing and promoting bilateral ties in supervising credit institutions, have signed a Memorandum of
The Finance Ministry has welcomed warmly a decision by the European Union Finance Minister to propose to the European Council the accession of Cyprus and Malta to the Eurozone on January 1,
The overwhelming majority of Greek Cypriots believe that time is running against them as far as the Cyprus issue is concerned and are worried about the current situation and any future negative
— 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
