‘I did make mistakes,’ Bishop concedes

1998-10-15

By Charlie Charalambous LIMASSOL Bishop Chrysanthos, facing possible expulsion from the Church, conceded yesterday he had made grave mistakes in his financial dealings, but said

15 points against the bishop

1998-10-15

THE 15 points levelled by the Church’s special investigation committee against Limassol Bishop Chrysanthos in its report. 1. Chrysanthos failed to submit documents and give

Shuttle talks start tomorrow

1998-10-15

By Jean Christou SHUTTLE talks aimed at kickstarting the stalled Cyprus negotiations will begin tomorrow. UN chief of mission Dame Ann Hercus has fixed a

Kythrea outrage over UN bungle

1998-10-15

KYTHREA refugees were outraged yesterday when a UN soldier refused to allow them the usual few metres into the buffer zone to hand in their

Selling Cyprus in Israel

1998-10-15

NICOS Rolandis, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, yesterday earned every bit of his tourism brief in an address to a major gathering in Jerusalem

Last East German premier in Cyprus

1998-10-15

HANS Modrow, the last premier of communist former East Germany, said yesterday that Cyprus’ EU accession could contribute to a Cyprus settlement, and that no

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