Turkish Cypriots optimistic about the future

2003-04-30

By Tania Khadder TURKISH CYPRIOTS entered the government-controlled areas yesterday afternoon, with 1,500 crossing over by mid-afternoon. For some, it was the second or third

North-south traffic nears 100,000

2003-04-30

By Alex Mita MORE THAN 90,000 Greek Cypriots and nearly 30,000 Turkish Cypriots have crossed through the checkpoints since the authorities in the north lifted

Three killed on Easter roads

2003-04-30

By a Staff Reporter A 20-YEAR-OLD Ukrainian woman was killed in Paphos yesterday after the car she was travelling in collided head on with another

Youths apprehended after break-in

2003-04-30

By a Staff Reporter TWO LIMASSOL youths were being treated in hospital yesterday after they were shot by the police while allegedly trying to flee

Happy feasting at Easter

2003-04-30

UNLIKE SO many years past, hospitals in Cyprus did not see an influx of overeaters from this year’s Easter festivities. Easter Monday was a quiet

Tickets for the big game

2003-04-30

TWO TURKISH Cypriot youths yesterday crossed over to the south with the sole purpose of visiting the Omonia Nicosia football club fan club and securing

Greek Cypriots apprehended

2003-04-30

TWO GREEK Cypriots were detained by the Turkish Cypriot regime for crossing the Green Line at an unauthorised point. The two youths attempted to drive

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