All but two parties to back budget

Parliamentarians continued discussion of the state budget for 2006 on Tuesday, with the Chairman of the Finance Committee Aristos Chrisostomou indicating that the House committee will approve the budget for 2006 in

Cyprus in Turkey’s EU list of short-term priorities

The General Affairs Council adopted in Brussels the European Commission proposal for the revised EU-Turkey relations. Cyprus was represented by Foreign Minister George Iacovou. According to Iacovou, the text approved maintains in

EAC fined CYP 693.000 by CPC

The Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) has imposed a CYP 693.000 fine on the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) for violations and possible infringement of article 6, of the law

Still no deal on Turkish Cypriot aid

The two EU regulations for the financing of the Turkish Cypriots and the direct trade are still pending, since a COREPER meeting in Brussels did not manage to break the deadlock. Deliberations

UN pulls the plug on new checkpoint crossing

The UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) has issued a statement withdrawing its support for the opening of a new crossing across the divide in Cyprus. at Nicosia’s Ledra Street, saying that