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FOUL PLAY

ArticleLead­ers to meet on weekly basis

PRESIDENT Tufan Erhürman and Greek Cyp­riot leader Nikos Chris­to­doulides have agreed to meet once a week, with addi­tional meet­ings if neces­sary, fol­low­ing a nearly three­hour meet­ing in the United Nations buf­fer zone on Wed­nes­day. Erhürman...

Lead­ers to meet on weekly basis

ArticleMigra­tion, res­id­ency checks tightened up

PRIME Min­is­ter Ünal Üstel has announced the intro­duc­tion of an elec­tronic migra­tion and visa sys­tem as part of new meas­ures to strengthen con­trol over entry and exit, com­bat irreg­u­lar migra­tion and pro­tect pub­lic order. Üstel said this...

Migra­tion, res­id­ency checks tightened up

ArticleTurk­ish Cyp­ri­ots killed in 1974 to be laid to rest

THE remains of 15 Turk­ish Cyp­ri­ots whose iden­tit­ies have been con­firmed will be bur­ied with a state cere­mony at the Atlılar Mar­tyrs’ Cemetery on Tues­day, Septem­ber 1 at 10am – 52 years after they were mas­sacred. Accord­ing to a state­ment...

Turk­ish Cyp­ri­ots killed in 1974 to be laid to rest

ArticleStrong sup­port for pro­tect­ing Gazimağusa wet­land,

AN OVERWHELMING major­ity of Gazimağusa res­id­ents want the Ayluga Wet­land to be pro­tec­ted and incor­por­ated into the city as a clean, safe, access­ible and well-man­aged pub­lic space, accord­ing to the find­ings of a new pub­lic per­cep­tion...

Strong sup­port for pro­tect­ing Gazimağusa wet­land,

ArticleCalls for tougher road safety laws,

DRIVING without a licence, drink driv­ing and excess­ive speed­ing should be treated as “delib­er­ate crimes” and pun­ished with far tougher sanc­tions, includ­ing the tem­por­ary con­fis­ca­tion of vehicles, the head of the Asso­ci­ation for the...

Calls for tougher road safety laws,