By Charlie Charalambous THE PRESIDENTIAL Palace was yesterday accused of trying to destroy the democratic process and annihilate Diko leader Spyros Kyprianou. The allegations were
CHIEF presidential contenders Glafcos Clerides and George Iacovou are running neck and neck in the first round of the presidential elections, according to an opinion
AN 82-YEAR-OLD Turkish Cypriot woman resident in Kyrenia was raped and brutally murdered on Sunday, Turkish Cypriot papers reported yesterday. According to the papers, Ulviye
US SECRETARY of State Madeleine Albright believes Cyprus is one of the “difficult” areas of the world, but will press on with efforts to improve
A GREEK national who crossed to the occupied areas nearly two weeks ago was yesterday remanded for a further four days by a military ‘court’
CANADA would be willing to assist Cyprus in the removal of landmines, the country’s Parliamentary Secretary of Foreign Affairs Ted McWhinney said yesterday. McWhinney was
ENHANCED diplomatic ties between Cyprus and Israel have brought about an increase in tourism and trade between the two countries. According to the Cyprus Tourism
LOMBARD NatWest Bank (Cyprus) yesterday announced a pre-tax profit increase of 63 per cent for last year. “Profit before tax for the year was £3.22
INFRASTRUCTURAL work on a new university campus will absorb £6 million or one third of the Cyprus University’s budget for the year. Another £1.5 million
THE CYPRUS Sports Authority (KOA) wants to spend £4.3 million this year to sponsor sports clubs, national teams and other specialist meetings. An explanatory report
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