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Cyprus News Agency: News in English, 06-10-15

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From: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>


CONTENTS

  • [01] EARTHQUAKE - CYPRUS
  • [02] CHURCH - ELECTIONS
  • [03] CYPRIOT FM - TURKEY

  • [01] EARTHQUAKE - CYPRUS

    An earthquake, measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale shook the south - eastern coastal town of Larnaca and nearby areas.

    The temblor was felt at 4.35 am local time (0135 GMT) in Larnaca and the south - eastern resorts of Ayia Napa, Paralimni, Kiti and Zygi.

    According to the Cyprus seismology centre, the epicentre of the earthquake was 10 kilometres south of the coast of Ayia Napa at a depth of 40 kilometres.

    There were no reports of serious casualties or damage.

    [02] CHURCH - ELECTIONS

    The Church of Cyprus enters today the second phase of the election process for a new Archbishop, which began on Sunday, 24 September, when Orthodox Christians went to the polls to elect 1,400 special representatives.

    Today, the special representatives will elect 100 general representatives, classified in the following manner: 50 for the Archbishopric district (clergy and laymen) and ten general representatives for each of the other five metropolitan districts.

    Church regulations stipulate that 34 of the 100 general representatives will be clerics.

    Final results are expected to be announced today late in the afternoon.

    [03] CYPRIOT FM - TURKEY

    Cypriot Foreign Minister George Lillikas has said that a crisis between Turkey and the European Union could be avoided, provided that Ankara changes its stance and complies with its European obligations.

    In statements on his arrival from Athens, where he participated in the Informal Meeting of the EU - Mediterranean Foreign Ministers, Lillikas said that a successful European course of Turkey depends on Turkey itself and on its cooperation with the European institutions.

    Regarding the possibility that Cyprus vetoes Turkeys EU accession course, Lillikas said that Cyprus would defend its national interests, adding that the number of EU countries that would veto Turkeys accession course would not constitute a criterion for Cyprus to defend its national interests.

    By defending its interests, in this particular case, Cyprus is defending the EU credibility as well, he noted.


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