Push for a Jordan-Cyprus-Greece trilateral meeting, Anastasiades off to Athens
Cyprus and Jordan expect to sign a number of agreements before the end of the year, Government Spokesman Nicos Christodoulides said on Thursday following the
Athens
Shackled remains at ancient Greek site tell tale of intrigue
At least 80 skeletons lie in a mass grave in an ancient Greek cemetery, their wrists clamped by iron shackles. They are the victims, say
Cypriot and Greek FMs discuss security aspect of Cyprus solution in Athens
The Cyprus problem and in particular the security aspect of a solution was the focus of a meeting, in Athens on Friday, between Foreign Minister Ioannis
In Greece, Muslims mark end of Ramadan with promise of formal mosque
Men wailed in prayer in a drab Athens basement on Wednesday, marking the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in one of the
Ticket sales on hold as Cobalt awaits vital licence
IT HAS EMERGED that Cobalt Air does not have permission to issue tickets to the public and now faces delays in launching. Would-be passengers have
Anastasiades in Athens
PRESIDENT Nicos Anastasiades will be heading to Greece next week and will meet with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday. According to government spokesman Nicos
Greek police fire teargas at demonstrators outside parliament
Greek police fired rounds of teargas during a protest outside parliament in central Athens on Sunday evening where lawmakers were discussing controversial tax and pension
Paphos marathon to welcome historic flame from Athens
FOR the first time, the annual Paphos marathon will feature the iconic marathon flame from Athens. The symbol will be carried into Paphos by the
Petrol bombs thrown outside Greek minister’s house -police
A group of unknown assailants threw makeshift petrol bombs outside the house of a Greek minister in central Athens early on Saturday, causing damage but
Emirates announces second daily service to Athens
Emirates airline has announced the addition of a second daily flight to Athens from March. The addition of a second daily service will take the
Eide: both communities need to feel safe
By Angelos Anastasiou Negotiations for a settlement of the Cyprus problem are proceeding as normal and without particular crises, with progress observed on various issues,
Eide to meet Kotzias in Athens on Tuesday
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias will hold a meeting in Athens on Tuesday with the UN Secretary General’s Special Adviser on Cyprus, Espen Barth Eide.
Greece, Arab-Turkish fund sign 400m euro deal on luxury resort (Updated)
Greece’s privatisation agency said on Sunday it signed a 400 million euro ($434.3 million) deal with Jermyn Street Real Estate Fund to sell Astir Palace
Dinos Michaelides released by Greek authorities (Updated)
By Elias Hazou Former Cypriot interior minister Dinos Michaelides, convicted for bribery in Greece earlier this year, was on Wednesday evening released from jail early
Greece moves stranded migrants to Athens from tense border (Updated)
By Alexandros Avramidis Greek police rounded up some 2,300 migrants who had been stranded for three weeks at the border with Macedonia and transported them
2016 a decisive year for energy, Anastasiades says (Updated)
Next year will be a decision-making year for the exploitation of Cyprus` natural resources, President of Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday. Addressing the 4th Energy
Remand for illegal tobacco
The Larnaca court on Sunday issued a two-day remand order for an Egyptian man who was nabbed at Larnaca airport on Saturday night on his
Cypriot embassy severely damaged in Athens bomb blast (Updated)
By Andria Kades The Cypriot embassy in Athens has been severely damaged after a bomb exploded outside the offices of a Greek business federation early
Bomb explodes outside Greek business federation offices in Athens-police
A bomb exploded outside the offices of a Greek business federation in central Athens early on Tuesday, police officials said, smashing windows but causing no
Investigators off to Athens on Sunday
Two police investigators are set to travel to Athens on Sunday to question and take statements from five people in connection with Cyprus’ economic collapse.