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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 03-03-21Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
[01] Britain extends environmental protection to Akrotiri1115:CYPPRESS:02Britain extends environmental protection to Akrotiri Nicosia, Mar 21 (CNA) -- Britain has announced that as of March 20 two environmentally sensitive areas in Cyprus are designated as protected areas under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance. [02] Weather and Temperatures for Cyprus
[03] Cyprus Stock Exchange
[04] Cyprus protests violations of air space1500:CYPPRESS:05Cyprus protests violations of air space by Apostolis Zoupaniotis United Nations, Mar 21 (CNA) -- Cyprus has protested in writing to the UN the latest violations of its sovereign air space by Turkish fighters. In a letter to the Secretary General, Cyprus' Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Sotos Zackheos said the military jets violated Nicosia FIR (Flight Information Region) as well, jeopardising the safety regulations for air traffic. [05] EU urges Turkish Cypriot side to reconsider its position1505:CYPPRESS:06EU urges Turkish Cypriot side to reconsider its position by Nicos Bellos Brussels, Mar 21 (CNA) -- The European Council has appealed to the Turkish Cypriot leadership to reconsider its stance towards the UN-led peace effort and to work for a viable political settlement. [06] False alarm over discovery of white powder in occupied areas1630:CYPPRESS:07False alarm over discovery of white powder in occupied areas Nicosia, Mar 21 (CNA) -- A Cyprus government department has declared harmless white powder, which was sent to the office of a Turkish Cypriot politician in Turkish occupied Cyprus, who sought assistance to deal with the matter. ''We have examined the substance found in an envelope sent to Dervis Eroglu's office and found nothing dangerous,'' Fedias Loukaides, director of the Animal Services department told CNA today, adding that there were fears that the powder might have been anthrax. [07] European Council adopts conclusions on Cyprus1815:CYPPRESS:08European Council adopts conclusions on Cyprus by Nicos Bellos Brussels, Mar 21 (CNA) -- The European Council appeals to the Turkish Cypriot leadership to reconsider its stance towards the UN-led peace effort and to work for a viable political settlement. [08] Cox says Cyprus to sign Accession Treaty without problems1820:CYPPRESS:09Cox says Cyprus to sign Accession Treaty without problems by Gregoris Savva Brussels, Mar 21 (CNA) - The Republic of Cyprus will join the EU and sign the Accession Treaty on April 16th, European Parliament President Pat Cox reassured House of Representatives President Demetris Christofias during a meeting they had today in Brussels. At the meeting, Christofias expressed Cyprus' readiness to continue the negotiations for a settlement of the Cyprus problem after the Accession Treaty has been signed. The House President also expressed satisfaction for the fact that Cox blamed Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash and the Turkish establishment for the collapse of the negotiations on Cyprus in The Hague. [09] EU officials say Cyprus to sign EU Accession Treaty next month1950:CYPPRESS:10EU officials say Cyprus to sign EU Accession Treaty next month by Gregoris Savva Brussels, Mar 21 (CNA) - Cypriot Minister of Foreign Affairs Georgios Iacovou has received assurances from EU officials that despite the failure of the UN-led peace talks for a Cyprus settlement, the island will be signing the Accession Treaty on April 16 in Athens. Iacovou met in Brussels today with European Commissioner Gunter Verheugen and President of the Committee for Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament Elmar Brok, who assured him that there is absolutely no problem with Cyprus' accession to the EU. [10] Christofias attends EU lunch and discusses Cyprus question2025:CYPPRESS:11Christofias attends EU lunch and discusses Cyprus question by Gregoris Savva Brussels, Mar 21 (CNA) - Efforts to reach a settlement in Cyprus were discussed at a brief face-to-face talk between President of the Cyprus House of Representatives Demetris Christofias and Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, during a lunch held in Brussels by the EU member states for the 10 acceding countries and the three candidate states. Christofias, who was representing Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos at the EU summit, told CNA that he called on Gul to exert pressure on Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash to shift from his intransigent stance in the UN-led Cyprus peace talks. Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |