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Cyprus News Agency: News in English (PM), 01-06-29
CONTENTS
[01] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[02] Spokesman - Verheugen
[03] Spokesman - Milosevic
[04] Foreign Minister - EU - Debate
1520:CYPPRESS:01
[01] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
Nicosia, Jun 29 (CNA) - Today's weather and temperatures for Cyprus,
according to the Meteorological Service at Larnaca International Airport
are:
Temperatures (degrees Celcius)
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Station Maximum Minimum Weather
(At 1200 UTC)
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Nicosia 37 19 FINE
Larnaca 30 22 FINE
Limassol 29 23 FINE
Paphos 29 18 FINE
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CNA/MM/2001
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[05] Spokesman - Verheugen
Nicosia, Jun 29 (CNA) -- The government appeared rather cautious in its
assessment of optimistic remarks by a senior European Union official that
the Cyprus problem could be settled by the end of 2002.
Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou said the government would very
much like to see a settlement by the anticipated conclusion of its
accession negotiations with the EU but added it has nothing to substantiate
such optimistic outlook.
CNA MM/ÍÌÁ/2001
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[03] Spokesman - Milosevic
Nicosia, Jun 29 (CNA) -- The extradition of Slobodan Milosevic to the
International Tribunal for War Crimes in former Yugoslavia, in The Hague,
was no surprise to anyone, Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou said
here today.
"This was an anticipated development which surprised nï-one," Government
Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou said here today, invited to comment on the
extradition of the former Yugoslav president.
Replying to questions, the spokesman said Milosevic, suspected of war
crimes, will follow the procedures set out by the Hague Tribunal.
CNA MM/ÍÌÁ/2001
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[04] Foreign Minister - EU - Debate
Nicosia, Jun 29 (CNA) -- Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has given his
full backing to a debate on the future of Europe and the deeper integration
of the European Union, saying that civil society, political parties and
institutions and the academia should get involved in the debate.
The minister warned against any undue delay in the enlargement process,
pointing out this would have negative effects on public opinion and
endanger European integration.
CNA MM/NMA/2001
CNA ENDS
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