The Pancyprian Workers’ Federation (PEO) and Turkish Cypriot civil servants’ union KTAMS met on Tuesday in Nicosia and agreed that the July 8 agreement should be implemented. In a joint statement, PEO
Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos has expressed his readiness to stand for re-election in February’s presidential elections, provided that the parties that support the government approve his candidacy, the three main parties that
The effort to contain deadly yellow fever disease received a boost today with the launch of a “Yellow Fever Initiative†backed by a $58 million contribution from the GAVI Alliance. Launched during
One of the factors encouraging illegal immigration into the EU is the possibility of finding work. The Commission has today adopted a proposal for a Directive that aims to reduce that pull
The government is set to invite tenders to bid for the construction of a land terminal in Cyprus to provide the country with natural gas, in an effort to meet its obligations
The National Guard’s mission is so sensitive that any irresponsibility or intervention or public dispute might endanger the discipline and moral of the armed forces, said here Monday President of the Republic
Greek American leaders along with representatives from Europe will gather in Washington D.C., from May 16-19, for the 23rd Annual Conference organized by PSEKA, UHAC and the Coordinated Effort of Hellenes, that
A democratic Turkey in the European Union will serve the interests of both the Turkish and the Cypriot people, provided that Ankara ends its decades-long military occupation and meets its commitments to
Two new bishops were enthroned over the weekend, bringing Archbishop Chrysostomos II’s vision of restructuring the church closer to its implementation. Bishop of Constantia and Famagusta Vasilios was enthroned at the St.
New Government Spokesman Vassilis Palmas said on Monday it was an honour to take over the office from Christodoulos Pashiardis, who enjoyed special appreciation for his ethos, abilities and character in general.
