Cobalt Air Closure Leaves Passengers Stranded
South Cyprus will pay for the cost of repatriation of passengers left stranded after Greek Cypriot carrier Cobalt Air terminated its operations late on Wednesday, Transport Minister Vasiliki Anastasiadou said. The South will be covering the cost of a one-way ticket but not any extra accommodation costs incurred by passengers. Those would have to be […]
Calls for Cooperation on Cyprus’ Natural Resources
Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Kudret Ozersay has said that a reference to the natural gas in Eastern Mediterranean was made in the UN Secretary-General’s report on Cyprus. The sincerity of the international community on the issue of cooperation in the region will be seen in the days to come. Addressing the opening ceremony of […]
Trial of Afrika Newspaper Begins
The hearings regarding the lawsuit filed against the publisher Sener Levent and editor-in-chief Ali Osman Tabak of Turkish Cypriot daily ‘Afrika’ for publishing a cartoon, which had insulted Turkish President Erdogan, began yesterday at North Nicosia district court. Police inspector Isa Sevindik told the court that after the publication of the cartoon on 8 December […]