Cyprus confident about Russia’s positions

Government Spokesman Kypros Chrysostomides said today that the position of the Russian Federation on the Cyprus problem is based on principles and the respect of lawfulness, noting that he did not see

All change at the UN Security Council?

Reform of the UN Security Council is moving up the agenda, with a meeting between four large non-SC members and the president of the UN General Assembly in New York on Sunday.

Private universities bill passes

Parliament voted through a bill allowing the establishment of private universities during its last session before the summer recess, which will allow at least three colleges to become universities from 2006. The

Deputies give themselves lavish pay hike

At a time when the public is being called to tighten belts and implement the government’s austerity plan, the President, government ministers and deputies decided to give themselves lavish pay increases. The

Cyprus striker Konstantinou opts for Olympiacos

Cypriot international Michael Konstantinou has left Greek club Panathinaikos to join their arch-rivals Olympiakos of Pireas. Konstantinou, whose contract with Panathinaikos expired on 1 July, has moved across Athens and signed a