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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 02-08-27Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] EU meets commitments, says EU representative here1320:CYPPRESS:01EU meets commitments, says EU representative here by Maria Myles Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- The European Union has been consistent with meeting its commitments and decisions and is set to follow this pattern in the future too, head of the European Commission delegation to Cyprus Ambassador Donato Chiarini believes. In an interview with CNA prior to his departure from the island, he said Cyprus is part of a configuration of applicant countries and will not be treated separately from them when it comes to accession. He also said the EU has played a catalytic role in giving Cyprus its rightful play in Europe and in helping the UN peace effort to reunite the country, divided since Turkish troops invaded and occupied its northern third. [02] Social Democrats send letter to Blair over Bases antenna1410:CYPPRESS:02Social Democrats send letter to Blair over Bases antenna Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- President of Cyprus Social Democrats Movement Yiannakis Omirou has sent a letter to British Prime Minister Tony Blair calling on him to review the decision to erect a disputed huge antenna by the British at their base at Akrotiri Salt Lake. [03] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[04] Cyprus ratifies European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages1450:CYPPRESS:04Cyprus ratifies European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- Cyprus has ratified the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. The relevant document was submitted by Cyprus Permanent Representative at the Council of Europe, (CoE), Nicolaos Emiliou, in the presence of CoE Deputy Secretary-General, Hans-Christian Kruger. [05] The US continues to support UN efforts for a settlement in Cyprus1505:CYPPRESS:05The US continues to support UN efforts for a settlement in Cyprus Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) The US will remain very active in supporting the UN efforts to bring about a settlement to the Cyprus problem, in the best interests of both parties on the island, newly-confirmed US Ambassador to Cyprus Michael Klosson has pledged. Klosson who arrives here tomorrow was speaking during a meeting he had in Washington recently with American Hellenic Institute (AHI) leadership and staff. [06] Chinese President pledges support for Cyprus1540:CYPPRESS:06Chinese President pledges support for Cyprus Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- President of the People's Republic of China, Jiang Zemin, called for a peaceful solution to the Cyprus problem, pledging his country's steady support. [07] New Cyprus Permanent Representative to the CoE presents credentials1600:CYPPRESS:07New Cyprus Permanent Representative to the CoE presents credentials Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- Cyprus new Permanent Representative to the Council of Europe (CoE), Ambassador Nicolaos Emiliou, stressed the need for all decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to be implemented. [08] UN - led talks for Cyprus resume1615:CYPPRESS:08UN-led talks for Cyprus resume Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash resumed their discussions today in the context of the UN-led peace talks, with each side outlining its respective position on the issue of sovereignty. [09] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[10] US Special Coordinator on Cyprus to travel to the region1820:CYPPRESS:10US Special Coordinator on Cyprus to travel to the region by Apostolis Zoupaniotis Washington, Aug 27 (CNA) -- US Special Coordinator for Cyprus, Ambassador Tomas Weston will be travelling to the region next week for consultations on Cyprus but will not be attending the Paris meeting of September 6 between UN Secretary Kofi Annan, Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash. [11] British MPs hold meetings on Cyprus1940:CYPPRESS:11British MPs hold meetings on Cyprus Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- British Members of Parliament visiting Cyprus met here Tuesday with House President Demetris Christofias and the chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Nicos Anastasiades where they expressed their support to efforts to solve the Cyprus problem. MPs Bill Etherington, Rudi Vis, Nick Hawkins and Syd Rapson are in Cyprus attending the 19th conference of the World Federation of Overseas Cypriots (POMAK), the International Coordinating Committee Justice for Cyprus (PSEKA) and the First International Conference of Cyprus Youth Overseas. During their meeting with Christofias, the MPs were informed on the latest developments on the Cyprus problem and the course of the UN-led direct talks between President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash. Christofias referred to the obstacles in promoting a just and viable solution to the Cyprus problem due to Denktash's insistence on the creation of two separate sovereign "states" on the island, contrary to UN resolutions calling for a bizonal, bicommunal federation. The House President said a Cyprus settlement should be based on the relevant UN resolutions and underlined that sovereignty cannot constitute an issue for compromise on the Greek Cypriot part, and called on the British MPs to use their influence with the British government to support a solution within this framework. [12] Transport Statistics report of 20011955:CYPPRESS:12Transport Statistics report of 2001 Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) -- The number of road accidents and fatalities in Cyprus has dropped in 2001, according to the annual report "Transport Statistics" for the relevant year but vehicle registration continues to be on the rise. Also rising is the number of passenger arrivals but ship registration is showing a small decline. [13] Cyprus and Greece initial and sign agreements2030:CYPPRESS:13Nicosia, Aug 27 (CNA) - Cyprus and Greece initialled here today agreements on industry and energy and signed an agreement on high technology and a memorandum of cooperation between the tourism organisations of both countries. Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |