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6 Mar 2012
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Athens to sign cooperation memorandum, search for hydrocarbon quantities in the Aegean too.
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6 Feb 2012
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The Cyprus parliament has taken the unusual step of rebuking United Nations envoy Alexander Downer over perceived bias that it says is hindering long-running talks to reunify the d
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2 Feb 2012
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President Demetris Christofias will meet with United Nations special adviser Alexander Downer in the coming days for a comprehensive discussion that will include his role in the ta
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24 Jan 2012
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Thousands of Turkish Cypriot mourners were joined by Turkey's political elite on Tuesday as they flocked to the streets in the north of Nicosia to pay their last respects to former
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22 Dec 2011
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A Cyprus court acquitted a defunct airline and four of its former executives of manslaughter and negligence charges over a crash in August 2005 which killed 121 people
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19 Dec 2011
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The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday called on the leaders of Cyprus to "intensify the momentum of negotiations" and reach a resolution on the island's 37-year-old divi
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28 Nov 2011
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The Greek Foreign Affairs Minister met with the Cypriot President to discuss the Cyprus issue last week.
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24 Aug 2011
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Neos Kosmos talks to Turkish-Cypriot academic Ahmet Sozen about possible solutions for the Cyprus property impasse.
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25 Jul 2011
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Greek Foreign Minister Stavros Lambrinidis reacted sharply on Tuesday to a threat by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to freeze relations with the European Union
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11 Jul 2011
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At least 12 people were killed and 34 injured in huge blasts which rocked the main Greek Cypriot naval base at Zygi.
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18 May 2011
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Figures released yesterday reveal that public finances for April 2011 are improved compared with April 2010
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4 May 2011
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More than half a million Cypriots estimated to vote in May
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23 Jan 2011
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Alexander Downer hopes that the meeting in Geneva between the leaders of the two communities in Cyprus and the UN Secretary General this week will continue to build the progress ma
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23 Jan 2011
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Cypriot Archbishop Chrysostomos this week condemned as sacrilege, the theft of a woman's remains in Greece by three Cypriots, including a monk, who claimed they did it because she
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16 Jan 2011
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel gave her full support to President Demetris Christofias' efforts to solve the Cyprus problem.
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31 Dec 2010
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Turkish Cypriot newspapers condemn the 'fascism of the South' as Greek right wing youth march in the streets using racist slogans against Turks
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22 Dec 2010
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Turkey accused by unidentified Israeli officials of "monstrous chutzpah" for using "as an argument its occupation of the northern part of Cyprus" to denounce the new deal between C
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5 Dec 2010
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has recommended that the mandate of the UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) be extended for six months, until 15 June 2011.
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25 Nov 2010
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The results of a new travel study finds that more British newlywed couples have chosen Cyprus as their honeymoon destination this year.
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21 Nov 2010
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Both sides have committed to up the ante on the negotiation process in Cyprus following a meeting with the UN Secretary General.
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18 Oct 2010
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A new era began for the people of Kato Pyrgos and Limnitis on Thursday as the Limnitis crossing point, northwest of Cyprus, was opened during a ceremony by President of the Republi
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5 Oct 2010
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Cyprus's governing party DIKO will make its final decisions regarding President Demetris Christofias’ proposals on the Cyprus problem property chapter this week, a party spokesman
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23 Aug 2010
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Representatives from POMAK, PSEKA and NEPOMAK will be in Nicosia this week to be briefed on Cypriot issues and to discuss issues of common concern
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17 Aug 2010
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The distance between President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu over the property issue appeared to remain last week following their last meeting befor
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9 Aug 2010
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When it comes to property rights, the gap between Greek Cypriots and Turksish Cypriots is huge.
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