‘We will not give in to blackmail’

1998-07-28

By Martin Hellicar PRESIDENT Clerides yesterday issued an statement promising the government would not give in the “threats and blackmail” concerning the S-300 missiles. The

Boat people on hunger strike

1998-07-28

By Martin Hellicar SEVENTY of the 107 boat people holed up in a Limassol hotel have gone on hunger strike in a desperate bid to

Queuing up to question the bishop

1998-07-28

By Elias Hazou THE CHURCH authorities will have to join the queue if they want to question missing Limassol bishop Chrysanthos when he returns from

Police to revamp car fleet

1998-07-28

TO KEEP pace with the demands of modern crime prevention, the police are to receive 600 new vehicles by the year 2001, at a cost

Step forward in grape dispute

1998-07-28

PARTIES in the grape dispute yesterday hailed a meeting between unions and Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Nicos Rolandis as an important step forward. The

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