Nicosia: Cyprus welcomes the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said on Wednesday, expressing the conviction that this development marks the first step towards de-escalation in the wider region. According to Cyprus News Agency, the ceasefire agreement’s full implementation “is of paramount importance for the security
Brussels: Next year’s EU budget has been officially signed into law by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, marking a significant step in reinforcing key EU programmes and addressing current challenges. This budget includes an additional £230 million aimed at enhancing people’s lives, boosting competitiveness, and tackling pressing issues such as
Nicosia: The geopolitical risk associated with the construction of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel is deemed manageable, according to George Papanastasiou, Minister of Energy, Commerce, and Industry. During discussions with his Greek counterpart Thodoros Skylakakis at the 2nd Greece-Cyprus Summit in Nicosia, Papanastasiou emphasized the
Nicosia: The geopolitical risk associated with the construction of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel is deemed manageable, according to George Papanastasiou, Minister of Energy, Commerce, and Industry. During discussions with his Greek counterpart Thodoros Skylakakis at the 2nd Greece-Cyprus Summit in Nicosia, Papanastasiou emphasized the
Strasbourg: Costas Kadis, the newly appointed European Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, has vowed to work diligently over the next five years following his confirmation by the European Parliament. In a statement to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA), Kadis expressed his commitment to collaborating with his team and fellow commissioners
Brussels: The 2023 Erasmus+ Annual Report highlights the programme’s significant contributions to lifelong learning and cooperation, with an emphasis on social inclusion, green and digital transitions, and the promotion of EU values. The report details how Erasmus+ has supported numerous projects addressing the repercussions of the Russian war of aggression
