Protest at embassy after anti-US rally

1999-04-04

By Martin Hellicar HUNDREDS of pro-Serb demonstrators pelted the US embassy in Nicosia with eggs and tomatoes yesterday after an all-party rally in Eleftheria Square

Cyprus and the Serbs

1999-04-04

By Hamza Hendawi MARIA Christodoulou says she and some of her colleagues at a Nicosia law firm have discussed the Nato military campaign against Yugoslavia

Cyprus problem hijacks Internet

1999-04-04

By Jean Christou INTERNET chat rooms set up to discuss the Kosovo crisis are being hijacked by Greeks and Turks engaged in a cyberwar of

£70,000 raised in Serbia telethon

1999-04-04

LOGOS’ telethon for Yugoslavia has so far collected around £70,000, with the final total to be announced tomorrow. The telethon kicked off at 9am on

Akamas to get another big hotel

1999-04-04

THE GOVERNMENT has granted permission for another luxury hotel to be built in the Akamas, the Friends of the Akamas society said yesterday. The environmental

Soya soars, but slice price stable

1999-04-04

By Andrew Adamides IN SPITE of the House of Representatives decision to raise the price of soya cheese substitute, pizzerias yesterday seemed to think there

Increase in tourist arrivals

1999-04-04

THE NUMBER of arrivals registered for February was up 3 per cent over 1998 at 108,529. Arrivals for the January-February 1999 period were also up

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