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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 03-01-15Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] Boucher: T/C show they understand significant benefits of a settlement0900:CYPPRESS:01Boucher: T/C show they understand significant benefits of a settlement Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) -- Demonstrations in Cyprus (Turkish-occupied areas) by the Turkish Cypriots show that they understand the significant benefits of achieving a comprehensive settlement and "we couldn't agree more with that", US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Tuesday in Washington. [02] Cyprus possibly a coordinating centre for relief operations0910:CYPPRESS:02Cyprus possibly a coordinating centre for relief operations by Apostolis Zoupaniotis United Nations, Jan 15 (CNA) -- Cyprus emerges as the likely coordinating centre for relief operations, in case of a war against Iraq, a UN official here told CNA. The official, who spoke on condition of anonimity, said the issue was discussed during a meeting in Geneva, at the initiative of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). [03] Cyprus talks resume1115:CYPPRESS:03Cyprus talks resume Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) -- UN-led talks for Cyprus resumed here today with a meeting between Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash, at the presence of UN Secretary General's Special Advisor on Cyprus, Alvaro de Soto. The UN did not allow the media to cover the meeting, that takes place at the UN-controlled Nicosia airport area. [04] Clerides and Denktash resume talks1235:CYPPRESS:04Clerides and Denktash resume talks Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) -- UN-led Cyprus peace talks between Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash resumed here today, in the presence of UN Secretary General's special advisor on Cyprus Alvaro de Soto. No one of the two leaders' aides attends the meeting that it was taking place at the UN-controlled Nicosia airport area. In statements to the press prior to his departure from the Presidential Palace, President Clerides said the outcome of the talks would depend on several international factors. Asked to comment on statements made yesterday in New York by the UN chief, Clerides noted that Annan referred to several international problems that have not been resolved. "For the first time he (Annan) referred to the Cyprus problem", Clerides said, adding that teh Secretary-General seems to believe that the possibility for a solution still exists. [05] Kasoulides welcomes Annan's and Boucher's statements1530:CYPPRESS:05Kasoulides welcomes Annan's and Boucher's statements Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) -- Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has welcomed statements by the UN and the US that hail the mass protest rallies by Turkish Cypriots in occupied Cyprus demanding peace and a political settlement. The minister noted that this the first time there were indirect, albeit clear, suggestions that Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash should step down. [06] Clerides and Denktash conclude meeting1555:CYPPRESS:06Clerides and Denktash conclude meeting Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) - President of the Republic Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash resumed their UN-led direct talks on the Cyprus problem today and reiterated their commitment to negotiate on the basis of a UN proposal, with a view to reaching an agreement by the end of February. [07] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[08] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[09] Papapetrou says Annan gives ''stigma'' of developments1905:CYPPRESS:09Papapetrou says Annan gives ''stigma'' of developments Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) - Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou said today that UN chief Kofi Annan gave the ''stigma'' of developments when he said yesterday that the UN are in a striking distance of reuniting Cyprus. Papapetrou noted that ''we must take this message into serious consideration''. The Spokesman also described as important the US stance against Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash and its solidarity with the Turkish Cypriot demonstrators demandin peace and a solution. [10] Government moved by Turkish Cypriot rally1910:CYPPRESS:10Government moved by Turkish Cypriot rally Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) The government has expressed admiration for yesterdays mass protest rally organised by Turkish Cypriots in the occupied north of Cyprus. [11] T/C want solution, whatever outcome of negotiations, says Talat1950:CYPPRESS:11T/C want solution, whatever outcome of negotiations, says Talat Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) The leader of the Turkish Cypriot Republican Turkish Party (RTP) Mehmet Ali Talat has said that Turkish Cypriots want negotiations to continue on the basis of a UN peace plan until 28th February and wish to see an agreement signed, whatever the outcome of the negotiations. [12] Britain supports new UN effort on Cyprus2005:CYPPRESS:12Britain supports new UN effort on Cyprus by Kyriacos Tsioupras London, Jan 15 (CNA) - Britain throws its support behind the new UN-led round of talks on the Cyprus question and believes there is every possibility for the two sides on the island to achieve a settlement by the end of February. Replying to a CNA question, a Foreign Office spokeswoman said ''we throw our support behind the new round of talks'', which began in Nicosia this morning between President of the Republic Glafcos Clerides and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash, in the presence of the UN chief's Special Adviser on Cyprus Alvaro de Soto. [13] Papandreou says T/C rally conveys message of peace2020:CYPPRESS:13Papandreou says T/C rally conveys message of peace Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) The Turkish Cypriots mobilization in occupied Cyprus points to the need for a political settlement and sends the message that people in the region can live and work together under the roof of European principles, said Greek Foreign Minister, George Papandreou. [14] Athens Mayor to visit Cyprus2025:CYPPRESS:14Athens Mayor to visit Cyprus Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) Newly-elected Mayor of Athens, Dora Bakoyianni, will pay a three-day official visit to the island from 16-18 January at the invitation of Nicosia Mayor, Michalakis Zambelas. [15] Alliance schedules protests against possible US war on Iraq2035:CYPPRESS:15Alliance schedules protests against possible US war on Iraq Nicosia, Jan 15 (CNA) A newly formed alliance entitled Stop the War demanded here Wednesday that the government of Cyprus stop granting facilities to the US and Britain in their confrontation with Iraq. Speaking at a press conference, the Alliances Spokesman, Fedonas Vasiliades announced three events which the alliance is planning this month and in February against a possible US standoff with Iraq. Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |