Cyprus
Greek city properties bottom of global list
Athens and Thessaloniki rank pretty low among their global peers when it comes to the course of residential property prices, reflecting both the continued crisis in the local market and the considerable recovery seen internationally, as recorded in the year's first quarter by real estate consultants Knight Frank.
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Gov't cuts OPAP video lottery machine plans
Greece proposed on Friday that betting company OPAP should operate a total of 25,000 video lottery machines, down from the 35,000 machines the country's current legislation stipulates.
The Finance Ministry said on Friday it had tabled a bill which reduces the number of machines, aiming at a smaller exposure to gambling and a more effective supervision by the authorities.
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UN say leaders need to reflect on the situation created
Following Espen Barth Eide, Stephane Dujarric the Secretary-General’s representative in New York also sent a message to the two leaders in Cyprus repeating that they need to reflect on the situation created, clearly indicating that they would be the ones to decide on the next steps regarding the Cyprus issue.
Floating gas terminal could be ideal for Cyprus
By Charles Ellinas
Given the prospect of new gas discoveries in Cyprus’ EEZ, it is timely to review recent developments.
Floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) scored some notable successes so far in 2017, to the extent that the world may be witnessing a resurgence of this technology.
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“Would you accept Eide’s proposal for your country?” Letter to the Members of the Norwegian Parliament
In an attempt to point out the «role» of Mr. Espen Barth Eide regarding the overall negotiation process and especially his last «actions» where he took the blame off Turkey, our compatriot and associate of our electronic newspaper, Nicos Antoniades, sent a letter-complaint against Mr. Eide to all the members of the Norwegian Parliament.
Turkish Cypriots to mark 1974 troop landing with museum
Authorities in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus are reportedly planing to create an open-air museum at Pentemili beach, west of Kyrenia, to mark the spot where Turkish troops landed when they invaded and ethnically divided the island on July 20, 1974.
In final Cyprus visit, Eide says deal down to rival sides, not UN
After a farewell meeting with Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades in Nicosia on Thursday, outgoing United Nations envoy Espen Barth Eide said the reunification talks that collapsed last month at the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana can only be revived through an agreement between both sides of the divide, and not the UN.
Brnabic: Serbia is neutral - but reliable partner to NATO
Ana Brnabic told the Summit of the US-Adriatic Charter (A5) in Podgorica that Serbia is a military neutral country, committed to cooperating with all partners.
Photo show brings underwater dance performance to dry land
Hailed as the world's first underwater dance show, "Drops of Breath" was created by French choreographer Sophie Bulbulyan in collaboration with her Greek counterpart and fellow diver Apostolia Papadamaki.
Eide makes final visit to Cyprus as UN special envoy
Espen Barth Eide has returned to Cyprus for the final time in his capacity as United Nations special envoy, as he plans to run in September elections in his native Norway.
Eide is scheduled to hold separate meetings with Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci on Thursday morning.