The case against the governor

2013-10-20

By George Christou PRESIDENT Nicos Anastasiades insisted this week he intended to refer the governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) Panicos Demetriades to

Foreign minister heading to Luxembourg

2013-10-20

Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides will Sunday be flying to Luxembourg to participate in the EU’s Foreign Affairs Council and the General Affairs Council, to be

Pakistani detention condemned

2013-10-20

MIGRANT support group KISA on Saturday condemned the detention of a Pakistani national on the pretext that he had entered into a marriage of convenience

‘No one will shut me up’

2013-10-20

By Elias Hazou TO THE casual observer, Archbishop Chrysostomos II appears to have gone overboard over the last few months – even by his own

Longer opening hours a curse for some

2013-10-20

By Zoe Christodoulides BANG IN the middle of this past summer, something changed for the local consumer as shop doors outside tourist areas – which

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