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A closer look at an old Eurozone banking crisis shows how Cyprus was (at least to a degree) used to get at Russia.
The Cyprus Mail has featured an article by Associate, Aylin Zeybek. Aylin's article explores some recent amendments to The Intellectual Property Right and Related Rights Law of 1976...
French energy, refinery and dock workers continue strikes and protests against pension reforms; Spanish doctors continue widespread strikes over low staffing levels and pay, with primary care doctors and paediatricians in Madrid on strike for seven weeks; UK university academic staff, teachers, civil servants and train drivers to walk out in day of action over pay, conditions and anti-strike laws; strike by Lebanese teachers continues into week three over pay and working conditions; Makro workers in South Africa to walk out again in year-long dispute over wages and conditions as talks break do...
ANKARA - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, facing a challenge to his long reign in May 14 elections, could go as far as moving to annex the Turkish-Cypriot occupied side of the island with Turkey, warned a Cypriot economist. Theodoros Panayotou, 2007 Nobel Peace Prize contributor, Director
NICOSIA - The AKEL Communist candidate for Cyprus' President, with elections looming in February, said he would immediately try to renew reunification talks with the Turkish-Cypriot occupied side if he wins. Talking to refugees in the capital Nicosia and Kyrenia, Andreas Mavroyiannis said he woul