Cypriot House of Representatives President Demetris Christofias met on Monday morning in Damascus with Syrian President Bushar Al Assad, in the context of an official visit at the invitation of his Syrian
Finnish Minister of Foreign Affairs Erkki Tuomioja said that at this stage circumstances do not permit that an agreement could be reached during the Finnish Presidency of the EU on an effort
A critical month lies ahead for Turkey as it must show good conduct during the visit of Pope Benedict XVI a few days before the European Commission report on Ankara’s progress towards
Cyprus has strongly protested to the UN, the intention of the Turkish government to finance a project that aims to transform the annexes of the historic Apostolos Andreas Monastery into a 120-room
Armenia has always supported Cyprus in the international organizations and sincerely wishes to see the Cyprus issue resolved in a way which is most preferable for Cyprus, stated here tonight President of
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament adopted on Thursday a draft report on enlargement prepared by German EP and chairman of the committee, Elmar Brok.The draft report refers to Turkey
It is very sad to see Nicosia divided and know that this is happening in Europe, President of Armenia Robert Kocharian said on Friday, after visiting the ceasefire line in Nicosia.”It is
The European Commission today launched a broad open public debate on reviewing labour law and adaptation to the modern world of work. The discussion paper will ask Member States, social partners and
 The government of Cyprus has no plans to impose a veto on Turkey’s European Union accession course, but said Thursday that member states are considering the type of sanctions to be
Moody’s Investors Service has lowered the outlook on Lebanon‘s B3 foreign currency government bond rating to negative from stable due to the ongoing deterioration in the country’s domestic political environment following the
