Every year, at least 200 000 people die from cancer related to their workplace, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Saturday is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. Millions
The European Union can act as a catalyst in the effort to find a negotiated settlement in Cyprus, Foreign Minister Yiorgos Lillikas believes, pointing out that in the 50 years of history
Too much of a fuss is being stirred up around the whole business of putting up wind farms in Cyprus at a time when the state has not yet actively embraced promoting
Countries and vaccine manufacturers agreed in a meeting at the World Health Organization (WHO) that creating a stockpile of H5N1 vaccine, and separately developing a mechanism to ensure broader access to pandemic
The Supreme Court has overruled a lower court decision that found a driver guilty of negligence that caused injuries to her three passengers when she drove into a ditch in an attempt
President of Slovenia Janez Drnovsek described the division of Cyprus, an EU member state, as the result of a violent act, noting his country would like to see a reunified country as
Government Spokesman Christodoulos Pashiardes said UN Secretary General Special Representative to Cyprus Michael Moller has called a meeting Thursday between the Director of Cyprus’ President Diplomatic Office Tasos Tzionis and Turkish Cypriot
The elected mayors of the nine Turkish occupied municipalities of Cyprus have sent a letter to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour in relation to the Secretary General’s Report
Britain considers Cyprus “an island of huge strategic importance”, stressing that the status quo on the island is not acceptable. In an article titled “Cyprus: The Forgotten Island?” in view of his
Although Greek Cypriots favour a unity state as a solution to the Cyprus problem, Turkish Cypriots wish for a two state solution, but both communities consider a federal solution to be the
