Nicosia: The President of the Hellenic Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, has embarked on a significant three-day visit to Cyprus, marking his first foreign visit since taking office. This visit, taking place from May 7 to 9, is at the invitation of Cyprus’ President Nikos Christodoulides, as outlined in a press release
Athens: A Memorandum of Cooperation aimed at promoting joint research and development programs was signed on Wednesday by the Ministries of Defence of Greece and Cyprus. The agreement took place in Athens and marks a significant step in the collaboration between the two nations. According to Cyprus News Agency, Greek
Nicosia: Cyprus is on the brink of being referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CoJ) after receiving two reasoned opinions regarding its failure to transpose critical EU directives into national law. These opinions are related to the emissions trading system (ETS) rules for the aviation sector
Paphos: Maintenance works at Terra mosque in the Paphos district have been completed, as announced by Sotos Ktoris, the Greek Cypriot co-chair of the Bicommunal Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage, via a Facebook post. According to Cyprus News Agency, the project was funded by the European Union and implemented by
Brussels: In a series of votes on Wednesday, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) approved the budget management for most EU bodies for 2023, with the exception of two. Plenary endorsed the European Commission’s financial management, which oversees more than 95% of EU expenditure, but expressed concerns over structural issues
Nicosia: A strong Germany is vital for Europe said the President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, congratulating the new Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz. “I congratulated Friedrich Merz on officially becoming Chancellor. A strong Germany is vital for Europe. Committed to working together bilaterally and in the European Council especially
