By Jean Christou US PRESIDENTIAL emissary for Cyprus Richard Holbrooke has sharply criticised the State Department for its negative comments on Turkish harassment of the
By Hamza Hendawi The Foreign Ministry and the University of Cyprus have had a change of heart over a seminar on Islam to be held
By Charlie Charalambous ATTEMPTED murder suspect Panicos Aeroporos incurred the wrath of his older brother for failing to kill Larnaca club owner Antonis Fanieros, a
By Charlie Charalambous FINANCE Minister Christodoulos Christodoulou yesterday dismissed reports that Disy and Diko were looking for a third option in the presidential elections. With
BRITISH bases authorities yesterday confirmed that they were investigating an incident in which three squaddies and two Cypriots ended up in hospital. “There was an
By Aline Davidian AN £8,000 loan to Limassol Municipality was approved yesterday by Finance Minister Christodoulos Christodoulou after an appeal by Limassol Mayor, Demetris Kontides.
CYPRUS Airways (CA) pilots are seeking a 2.5 per cent pay increase as part of their next collective agreement. The claim was put forward by
By Bouli Hadjioannou A MOVE to scrap limits on how much candidates can spend campaigning ran into trouble in the House Interior Committee yesterday, with
E-MAIL messages sent to Cypriot addresses may not arrive, or may suffer delays as the existing mail delivery server is being overstretched. The server, housed
CYPRUS must achieve high harmonisation levels with the European Union acquis communautaire by April 1998, Finance Minister Christodoulos Christodoulou said yesterday. Speaking to senior government
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