THE abolition of the special levy on salaries will return back to workers’ pockets some €80m President Nicos Anastasiades said on Monday night at the
After hitting our night life scene last year in Larnaca, the Greek-Albanian music artist, DJ, songwriter and music producer Claydee Lupa is ready to do
By Dan Williams A century after Britain and France secretly mapped out a Middle East they would control upon defeating the Ottomans in World War
The first project for the newly-established centre for anti-crime and security policy is a bill on handling juvenile delinquents, Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou said on
By Evie Andreou and Annette Chrysostomos Furious Health Minister Giorgos Pamboridis on Monday told state doctors they were not above the law as his ministry
Major powers including the United States are ready to consider demands from Libya‘s new unity government for exemptions from a United Nations arms embargo to
The spokesperson of the European Parliament Office in Cyprus, Alexandra Attalides will give a lecture on the refugee crisis in Europe in Paphos on Friday.
President of the Serb Republic of Bosnia/Herzegovina (Republika Srpska), Milorad Dodik, was received on Monday by President Nicos Anastasiades, with whom he exchanged views on
Greece’s parliament will vote on a new package of tax hikes and reforms demanded by its international lenders on Sunday, two days before eurozone finance
Global leaders must come together to tackle a ‘once-in-a-generation’ migrant crisis, said UN special envoy Angelina Jolie, or risk greater instability that could drive more
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