By Melina Demetriou
FOREIGN Minister Yiannakis Cassoulides yesterday gave Turkish Cypriots one year to decide on the government’s offer to join its EU negotiating team.
VOTERS whose names are not listed in the government’s electoral directory have until Wednesday to register for December’s municipal elections, the Central Election Service announced
THE ‘MoT’ age arrives in Cyprus tomorrow, as all cars registered between January 5, 1970, and October 11 1973, number plates EN390 to GZ999, are
By Rita Kyriakides THIS WEEK the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CyTA) is introducing eight-digit phone numbers in what it calls its new ‘National Numbering Plan’. December
NICOSIA District Court yesterday remanded four suspended civil servants for eight days in connection with the illegal transfer of Turkish Cypriot land in the remote
HOUSE President and AKEL leader Demetris Christofias yesterday underwent a successful operation at Nicosia General Hospital to remove his gallbladder. He was admitted yesterday morning
AN IRANIAN arrested for opium possession, which he claimed was for medicinal purposes, was deported yesterday. The 39-year-old man was detained on Friday morning at
LOST LASSIE look-alike Silver, the pegleg mascot of the Paphos International Sailing Club, was yesterday reunited with his devoted owner, pensioner Bryan Wilcock from Chlorakas,
With the subtlety for which I am famous, I present a couple of Italian vegetable recipes, which, with a few sautéed potatoes make a perfect accompaniment to an escalope, steak or pan-fried dish.
Aubergine cooked in tomato and garlic
Serves 4 to 6
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