Diko plan to quit coalition

1997-10-21

By Andrew Adamides DIKO yesterday served notice on their ailing government coalition partnership, saying it could not continue “under its current form”. The party said

Frogmen search for missing fisherman

1997-10-21

THE SEARCH continued yesterday for missing Larnaca fisherman Christakis Xenophontos after he failed to return from a fishing trip on Friday night. Police still hope

Troulli faces menace of drifting mines

1997-10-21

ALTHOUGH life in the storm-hit village of Troulli was getting back to normal yesterday, residents faced a new danger of drifting land mines. Saturday’s heavy

Russian and Commonwealth envoys soon

1997-10-21

GOVERNMENT Spokesman Manolis Christofides yesterday welcomed Russian and Commonwealth intentions to appoint special envoys on Cyprus. In his daily press briefing, he said the government

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