by Apostolis Zoupaniotis Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, Archbishop Demetrios, will visit Cyprus July 2-6, at the invitation of Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos. During his visit he will inaugurate
The Cyprus government expressed here Thursday its full satisfaction with the conclusions of the European Commission which underlined that Cyprus has achieved a high degree of sustainable economic convergence with the euro
President of the Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources of the House of Representatives Yiannakis Thoma and Deputy President of the Committee Dinos Hadjinicolas will be departing for Berlin on Saturday, to
by Apostolis Zoupaniotis Washington (CNA) – The three candidates for the US presidency, senators Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, appeared very supportive of Greece and the Greek principles and ideals,
Government Spokesman Vasilis Palmas said on Friday that the government had made representations immediately on being informed of a complaint by a Greek Cypriot refugee that the British High Commission in Nicosia
It is not unusual for a single-operator sector of the economy to have a regulator in order to ensure that consumer rights are protected and the taxpayers’ money is not squandered, while
By Michael S. Olympios Chief Consultant Allied Business Consultants  As the annual general meetings’ season close nearer some shareholders are getting busy. In the past, dominant CEO’s were running the show
By Dr. Jim Leontiades Cyprus International Institute of Management  The conflict between the National Bank of Greece and the Bank Employees Union (ETYK) dramatises the opening of a new era in
The primate of the church of Cyprus Archbishop Chrysostomos II has appealed to Moslem religious leaders to exercise their influence on Turkey in an effort to help protect religious holy sites in
The US has expressed its wish to be part of any fresh effort, under UN leadership, to renew the stalled talks on Cyprus with a view to finding a negotiated settlement, US
