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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 03-01-02Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] (K) EU flag hoisted at Cyprus Presidential Palace1030:CYPPRESS:01EU flag hoisted at Cyprus Presidential Palace Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) -- The European Union flag, flies as from yesterday, together with the flag of the Republic of Cyprus, at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia. [02] Cyprus: VAT increases to 15%1040:CYPPRESS:02Cyprus: VAT increases to 15% Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) -- Cypriot authorities increased as from yesterday the Valued Added Tax (VAT) by 2%, reaching 15%. [03] Greek Premier: Cyprus settlement feasible within 20031120:CYPPRESS:03Greek Premier: Cyprus settlement feasible within 2003 Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) -- The solution of the Cyprus question within 2003 is feasible and would allow more important steps in the Greco - Turkish relations to be made, Greek Prime Minister Costas Simits has said. [04] Cyprus: New fuel prices1130:CYPPRESS:04Cyprus: New fuel prices [05] Weather forecast for Cyprus1230:CYPPRESS:05Weather forecast for Cyprus Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) - The Meteorological Office at Larnaca International Airport has issued the following weather forecast for Cyprus: Friday and Saturday: 3/01/2003 to 4/01/2003 Local showers and thunderstorms at first improving gradually. Light sleet or snowfalls over hightest peaks of Troodos. Wind variable 3-4BF and the state of sea slight to moderate. The temperature will reach the 17C inland, 19C on the coast and 7C over the hightest mountains. On Saturday, the weather will be partly cloudy at times with risk of local showers. The wind will be from westerly directions 3 to 4 BF and the sea will be slight to moderate. The temperature will increase by (1-2)C. Outlook for Sunday and Monday: 5/1/2003 to 6/1/2003 Risk of isolated showers on Sunday but on Monday fine weather with local cloud. The temperature will increase. [06] Central Bank grants business licence to BNP Paribas Cyprus1415:CYPPRESS:06Central Bank grants banking business licence to BNP Paribas Cyprus Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) The Central Bank of Cyprus has granted a banking business licence to BNP Paribas Cyprus Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of BNP Paribas S.A. of France, to carry on banking business in and from within Cyprus in the form of an International Banking Unit (IBU). [07] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[08] Presidential elections to be proclaimed tomorrow1423:CYPPRESS:08Presidential elections to be proclaimed tomorrow Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) Interior Minister Andreas Panagiotou will proclaim tomorrow the next presidential elections for Cyprus, scheduled for February 2003. Voting will be held on February 16 and if a second round is necessary, this will take place on February 23. Chief Returning Officer Kyriakos Triantaphyllides told CNA that the final register of voters will be made public tomorrow and any objections should be submitted by January 12. [09] Spokesman: Erdogan's statement could creat conditions for solution1425:CYPPRESS:09Spokesman: Erdogan's statement could create conditions for solution Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) -- Government Spokesman Michalis Papapetrou believes that statements by Turkish leader Tayyip Erdogan on Cyprus could create the right conditions for a political settlement by the end of February, the timeframe set by the UN. ''Erdogan's remarks create preconditions for a solution in Cyprus by 28 February,'' Papapetrou told CNA, and reiterated the readiness of the Greek Cypriot side to work towards this direction. [10] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[11] Clerides does not expect major developments1840:CYPPRESS:11Clerides does not expect major developments Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) President Glafcos Clerides has said he does not anticipate at this stage any major developments with regard to a political settlement, because of the different approaches on Cyprus expressed by the Turkish government on one hand and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash and those backing Denktash's policies on the other. [12] Erdogan’s statements indicate end of Denktash era, says Kasoulides2010:CYPPRESS:12Erdogans statements indicate end of Denktash era, says Kasoulides Nicosia, Jan 2 (CNA) Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said statements by Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who urged Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash to heed protests against his policies, confirm the view that we are witnessing the beginning of the end of the Denktash era. Kasoulides described Erdogans statements as very interesting, noting that this time his positions conclude that Mr. Denktash cannot decide on his own on a very important issue which concerns the whole of Turkey and that Turkey must be the one to decide for herself. Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |