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Pauline Read on in Cyprus Today – 13/2/2010
No Surrender – “The EU process is important for Turkey, however, it is not important enough to sacrifice Cyprus”. Turkey has told Europe that it will not withdraw its troops from Cyprus and will not surrender Maras to Greek Cypriot rule. The European Parliament on Wednesday backed calls for Ankara to change its tack on Cyprus but Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denounced the recommendations as “one sided”. He said it was only possible for Turkey to accept reports from the EU “if they are neutral, unbiased and unhampered by the politics of the bloc’s Parliament”.
Talat’s EU warning – Keep your nose out. European Parliament’s troop withdrawal call prompts riposte from President.
Pro Golf event under threat – The future of a European golfing tournament in North Cyprus is in the balance after a challenge by Greek Cypriots. (already covered in NCFP)
Brian Godfrey: One of Life’s stars has sadly just left the playing field – Villa’s ex-Wembley Cup Final captain loses toughest match to cancer. The 69 year old died on Thursday at Lefkosa State hospital.
Trade fair ban blamed on South – The TRNC Foreign Ministry has blamed Greek Cypriot “blackmail” after a company offering cruises between Israel and North Cyprus was banned from advertising them at a major trade fair.
Eroglu hits back at Union Protest – Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu has said that some of the axed public workers will be able to return to their jobs after admitting sacking them was a “mistake”. He maintained only 30 to 40 workers had lost their jobs in the cost cutting measures.
Struggling leaders fix new peace talk dates – The future of the peace talks apppears to be back on track despite both Cypriot Presidents struggling to win support. Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias is facing an uphill battle to keep his government together after coalition partner the Socialist Party (EDEK) pulled out in protest at his approach to the negotiations.
North still much cheaper – ‘Many products half the price of those in the South’
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I agree a lot of things are cheaper or about the same in price in
the north now, with the obvious exception of meat, which is still
cheaper in the south and of a better quality.
You have to balance the savings against the cost of car insurance
although if its just for a day out then the cost is not important.
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