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Cypriot Money Laundering Reforms Driving Away Russian Money

By TNH Staff - January 11, 2019

NICOSIA – Fighting a reputation as a money haven for tax cheats and criminals, new anti-money laundering regulations are working on Cyprus but led wealthy […]

EU’s Top Soldier Hails Cyprus as “Pillar of Stability”

By Associated Press - January 11, 2019

NICOSIA (AP) — The European Union’s top military official says he’s working with other EU army chiefs to come up with proposals aimed at enhancing […]

ExxonMobil Finishes Cyprus 1st Drilling: Turkey Will Start

By TNH Staff - January 10, 2019

As the US’ ExxonMobil finished its exploratory drilling off Cyprus in the hunt for oil and gas, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said his country […]

Ignoring EU Court, Turkey Won’t Pay Families of Missing, Enclaved Cypriots

By TNH Staff - January 9, 2019

While wanting to join the European Union, Turkey has refused to pay 90 million euros ($103.08 million) in compensation to families of missing persons and […]

Female Australian General Takes Over Cyprus Peacekeeping Force

By TNH Staff - January 8, 2019

NICOSIA – Major General Cheryl Pearce from Australia became the first woman to head the United Nations’ peacekeeping force UNFICYP on Cyprus, joining the UN’s […]

Cyprus: 31 Syrians who Arrived by Boat to Seek Asylum

By Associated Press - January 8, 2019

NICOSIA (AP) — Cyprus’ Civil Defense chief says 31 Syrian migrants who arrived by boat intend to seek asylum in the east Mediterranean island nation. […]

Cypriot Doctors Deny Health Care Sabotage, Will Meet Anastasiades

By TNH Staff - January 6, 2019

NICOSIA – With a sixth group of private medical specialists refusing to take part in the new National Health scheme GESY, Cypriot, President Nicos Anastasiades […]

With Record Tourism, Cyprus Finally Has Tourism Ministry

By TNH Staff - January 2, 2019

NICOSIA – Its once-teetering economy saved with the help of record runs of foreign visitors, Cyprus has set up a Tourism Ministry to concentrate solely […]

Cyprus’ CYTA Donates 50,000 Euros for Greek Fire Victims

By TNH Staff - January 2, 2019

The CYTA welfare fund from Cyprus donated 50,000 euros ($57,109) for the July 23 wildfires in Greece that killed 100 people, presented in a check […]

More Doctors Opt Out of Cyprus’ National Health Scheme

By TNH Staff - January 2, 2019

Cypriot lawmakers are getting anxious over how many doctors have decided not to take part in the GESY national health scheme after the Cyprus Society […]

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