Neither Community feels very European The European Commission released the results of the Eurobarometer Spring 2005 Survey on Friday. As in the Autumn survey, two surveys were carried out in Cyprus: one
The Attorney General of Cyprus, Petros Clerides has asked the police to investigate and collect statements to establish whether or not the CyTA board and its management committed a criminal offence when
The by-election for a new representative of the Armenian religious group to the Cyprus House of Representatives will take place October 9th, 2005. The new representative will succeed Bedros Kalaydjian, who died
With fuel prices at record highs and rising, which in the process also nets the government more revenue, more and more organisations, political parties, unions and special interest groups have intensified their
Text to insist on transport implementation EU foreign ministers are expected to agree today on the final text of the declaration designed to counter the unilateral declaration issued by Turkey after it
The COREPER meeting of EU foreign ministers today is expected to insist that Turkey open its ports and airports to EU transport (ie, including that of Cyprus) as part of its implementation
EDITORIAL The decision by President Papadopoulos to appoint Michalis Sarris as the new Finance Minister caught everybody by surprise, more so his own party, DIKO, but has been warmly welcomed by technocrats
