Total seeks role in LNG terminal

2013-10-16

By George Psyllides ENERGY giant Total is looking to participate in the development of a gas liquefaction terminal, it emerged on Wednesday, as the cabinet

Agency on investment charm offensive

2013-10-16

THE CYPRUS Investment Promotion Agency (CIPA) has launched a ‘charm offensive’ to attract investors from the UK, Ukraine and India. According to a CIPA press

Pensioners unable to pay for healthcare

2013-10-16

THOUSANDS of pensioners have stopped visiting the doctor and buying medicine following a reduction in their benefits and after new charges for healthcare were implemented.

US Senate cuts last minute deal

2013-10-16

By Richard Cowan The US Senate announced a last-minute deal on Wednesday to avert a historic lapse in the government’s borrowing ability and a potentially

Religion in peace-building

2013-10-16

A CONFERENCE organised by the European People’s Party (EPP) will begin on Thursday in Nicosia on the role of religion in peace-building and conflict resolution

Funeral 39 years after killing

2013-10-16

THE FUNERAL of Giorgos Antoniou Englezou, whose remains had lain in a mass grave in Afania since his death on August 16, 1974, finally took

Steroids arrest

2013-10-16

LIMASSOL police arrested a 39-year-old food supplement store owner after they found a number of pills and liquids believed to be anabolic steroids and powders

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