Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos stated on Thursday that Cyprus will support Croatia‘s European course. Papadopoulos, who is paying an official visit to Croatia, met with Split-Damlatia county Prefect Ande Sanader.Welcoming Papadopoulos, Sanader
The European Union Finnish presidency intends to exhaust all possible avenues in order to achieve a compromise on ideas it has floated among the three interested parties, with regard to Cyprus and
Slovenia appears to be fairly well prepared for the euro on 1 January but would gain from adopting further measures to strengthen consumers’ confidence that prices will remain stable during the changeover.
Dr Margaret Chan of China was nominated by the Executive Board of the World Health Organization for the post of Director-General, the technical and administrative officer of the UN organisation. The nomination
 The European Commission released its regular report on Turkey in Brussels on Wednesday.The political dimension of the negotiation process has been removed from this document and is now included in a second
Elmar Brok, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, regretted the de-facto shift of responsibility of the Commission’s progress report on Turkey to the December summit of the EU heads of state and
Freedom of speech in Turkey is not guaranteed, the military still plays a “significant” political role and non-Muslim religious communities face discrimination, the European Commission is set to say in a report
The European Commission has urged mobile phone users to turn off their handsets when abroad in protest at “excessively high” roaming charges. Its call came after a survey conducted for the Commission
The newly elected Archbishop of the Church of Cyprus, Chrysostomos, was born on 10 April 1941, in Tala village, in Paphos district on the west of the island. Having finished elemetary education,
Newly elected Archbishop of the Church of Cyprus, Bishop of Paphos Chrysostomos, has called on everybody to work together for the benefit of the Church and assured people, clergy and laymen, that
