Calendar Monday 16 September Mr Margaritis Schinas delivers a keynote speech at the launch of the network of Brussels based Ambassadors on health and health related issues. Tuesday 17 September Ms Stella Kyriakides delivers pre-recorded remarks to the World Cancer Congress 2024; delivers pre-recorded remarks to the Workshop on ‘Patients’
Total employment in the broad public sector reached 75,714 in the second quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 2,388 persons (3.3%) compared to the same period in 2023, announced on Friday the Statistical Service of Cyprus. Employment in the General Government sector was 70,011, while Publicly Owned Enterprises and
FOR THE PERIOD FROM 0600 13/09/2024 UNTIL 0600 14/09/2024 Atmospheric pressure at the time of issue: 1009hPa (hectopascal) Weak high pressure affects the area. The weather will be mainly fine, but locally increased cloud coverage will be present. Visibility: Good Sea surface temperature: 28°C Warnings: NIL Source: Cyprus News Agency
ISTANBUL: Trkiye is ‘deeply saddened’ over the deaths caused by a typhoon in Vietnam, the country’s Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday. ‘We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives and heavy damage caused by typhoon Yagi in Viet Nam,’ the ministry said in a statement. The statement also conveyed
ISTANBUL: China on Wednesday called for a united front against “double standards” and politicization in global counter-terrorism efforts. Speaking at the 14th BRICS High Representative Meeting on National Security in Russia’s St. Petersburg, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stressed the need for BRICS countries to strengthen cooperation on counter-terrorism and
ISTANBUL: Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Moscow may restrict the supply of some critical chemical elements to foreign markets, particularly referring to uranium, titanium and nickel. Speaking at a televised government meeting in Moscow, Putin said Russia is the leader in reserves with regards to a number
