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6931. US Senator Menendez: Closer to lifting Cyprus arms embargo

6932. UK PM May expected to indicate a date for quitting

6933. Acacia tree removal sparks controversy

Officials are set to discuss last week’s acacia tree removal in Paphos, following an outcry by critics who say big commercial interests are endangering sea turtle nesting sites...

6934. Damning report on Attica floods

A months-long investigation into the causes of catastrophic floods in Mandra, western Attica, in November 2017, which killed 25, injured 13 and caused massive damage to homes and infrastructure, has pointed to negligence by local and regional authorities, noting that no flood prevention works had been carried out to avert such a disaster....

6935. Katrougalos eyes 'positive agenda,' Cavusoglu economic cooperation

6936. US's Pompeo hails 'productive meeting' at trilateral summit

6937. Joint statement following Jerusalem energy summit

6938. Brexit delayed: British PM May requests three month extension

6939. Football diplomacy in divided Cyprus

6940. Energy, maritime security on the agenda at Israel summit

6941. Israeli Ambassador: US participation in Jerusalem summit a strong sign of support

6942. New US Ambassador to Cyprus presents credentials

6943. EastMed summit to send stern message

6944. Jailed Filipina in adoption case in-and-out of court

The arraignment for a Filipina facing trafficking charges in a baby adoption case has been pushed back once again, with no end in sight to her incarceration...

6945. Finance Minister speaks to Euronews on Cooperative sale

6946. Outlet mall coming to west Nicosia

A new strip mall just a few short miles west of Nicosia could bring huge discounts on brand items and clothing, while also raising zoning and road access issues for local communities....

6947. Erdogan says Blue Homeland drill is not directed against Greece

6948. Things that go together

The Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre is hosting an exhibition which everyone should visit, a retrospective by Michael Anastassiades titled "THINGS THAT GO TOGETHER" that runs through July 20...

6949. President stands by Finance Minister

6950. You know why

'You know why' was the nuanced slogan of DIKO party MP candidate Fytos Constantinou who was running his election campaign in 2011. The catchphrase was simple and smart according to communication experts, sending a message to all those who benefited from his presence in the Defence House committee...

6951. Man dies after Dhekelia car rollover

A man died in a Larnaca hospital on Thursday after his car rolled over early morning in Dhekelia inside the British Bases...

6952. Turkish and Greek nationalism, a two way street

Blue Homeland was front and centre due to the naval drill of the Turkish Armed Forces, but analysts have been wasting ink to influence public opinion...

6953. Cooperative Anathema: Dissolution or sale

6954. Arrogance in Greek politics

6955. Project Helix, Differed tax, prop up Bank of Cyprus results

6956. Wrestling in the Colosseum

How will the hatred that has spread around us in the years of the crisis be erased? The Greek people have been deeply divided. You have the supporters of the bailouts versus the critics, the haves versus the have-nots, the patriots versus the traitors and so on. ...

6957. Mike Pompeo likely to join Greece-Cyprus-Israel summit, says US envoy

A day after energy giant ExxonMobil announced it had discovered a natural gas reservoir in Cyprus's Block 10, US Ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is likely to participate in the next trilateral summit between Greece, Cyprus and Israel which will be held in March in Crete....

6958. SYRIZA trailing ND by 11 points, Pulse poll shows

SYRIZA is trailing New Democracy by 11 percentage points, according to a new survey carried out by Pulse for Skai, with 32.5 percent of respondents saying they would vote for the conservative opposition compared to 21.5 percent for the incumbent leftists....

6959. US's Matthew Palmer urges restraint in East Mediterranean

6960. Greek shipowners agree to pay 75 million annually to state