By Erika Solomon U.S. President Barack Obama is deciding whether to take new action to help Syria’s rebels, the White House said on Thursday, while President Bashar
By Pritha Sarkar Andy Murray emerged unscathed as he completed back-to-back wins at a blustery Aegon Championships on Thursday in his first matches following a
President Nicos Anastasiades expressed his satisfaction Thursday after meeting in Paris with Christophe de Margerie, the CEO of French oil major Total. Speaking to
Andis Hadjicostis’ parents Costis (L) and Toulla following the announcement of the verdict By Elias Hazou The Nicosia Criminal Court on Thursday delivered its verdict
Eight flights will be affected on Thursday because of an air traffic controller strike in Greece. Greek controllers will stop working between 3pm and 5pm
A father,54, and his 33-year-old son caused trouble in the Larnaca hospital emergency room on Thursday because doctors were unable to provide treatment for drunkenness.
By Jack Kim North Korea blamed the South on Thursday for scuttling fresh dialogue that aimed to ease tensions between the rival Koreas, saying Seoul
By Stefanos Evripidou A FOREIGN investor facing a host of bureaucratic obstacles to opening an eco-friendly sustainable resort in Latchi village, made worse by a
PRESIDENT Anastasiades’ decision to send a letter to the heads of the IMF, ECB and the European Commission, appealing to them to change the terms
By Poly Pantelides PARLIAMENT’S legal affairs committee yesterday discussed two bills aimed at protecting home owners and smaller businesses from repossessions as laid out in
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