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Indian Traveller Says He Was Denied Entry At Northern Cyprus Border: "Just Like That. No Reason"
A traveller with an Indian passport, along with a Schengen visa and UK permanent residency, has claimed that he was denied entry at the Northern Cyprus border without any proper explanation.
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Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Expects India's Support In Its Reunification
As President of the Republic of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades begins his four-day tour to India tomorrow, he said Cyprus sees India to be instrumental in its reunification process.
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Britain, Greece, Turkey Discuss Cyprus As UN Sees No Quick Fix
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres cautioned against any "quick fix" in Geneva talks to forge a security deal for a reunited Cyprus on Thursday as the foreign ministers of Britain, Greece and Turkey joined the efforts.
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War-Split Cyprus On Edge As Turkey Reels In Crisis
Turkey's crackdown on government opponents and the imposition of a state of emergency following the abortive military coup last week has tempered hopes of a swift settlement on divided Cyprus.
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Donald Tusk Heads To Cyprus, Turkey In Bid To Finalise Migrant Deal
EU President Donald Tusk headed for talks Tuesday in both Nicosia and Ankara as part of a bid to finalise terms of an EU deal with Turkey to curb the flow of migrants to Europe, EU sources said.
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Cypriot Leaders Ready to Resume Peace Talks, No Date Set: United Nations
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders are ready to resume peace talks after a seven-month hiatus, UN envoy Espen Barth Eide said today, but no date has been agreed.
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Turkey Must Respect Cyprus' Right to Search for Gas: Greece
Instead of issuing threats, Turkey must respect Cyprus' right to search for offshore gas so suspended talks to reunify the ethnically divided island can resume, Greece's Prime Minister said on Monday.
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Cyprus Warns Turkey Against Any New Energy Moves
Cyprus warned Turkey today that if it re-entered the exclusive economic zone where Nicosia has licensed exploratory drilling there would be no chance of resuming stalled UN-brokered peace talks.
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Turkey says It Won't Pay Cyprus Invasion Damages
Turkey said Tuesday it will defy a European court order to pay 90 million euros ($124 million) in compensation to Greek Cypriots over its 1974 invasion of the island.
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Cyprus, 3 others fail global tax test, India 'fully compliant': OECD
A worldwide crackdown on illicit funds has left only four jurisdictions Cyprus, Luxembourg, Seychelles and British Virgin Islands non-compliant with global tax laws, while India has emerged as 'fully compliant', according to the latest list compiled by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Race 2 to hit screens Nov 2012
Abbas Mustan's thriller Race 2, the sequel to 2008 movie Race, will release Nov 30, 2012.
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Croatia's Bilic relishing revenge against Turkey
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic said on Thursday that he was dreaming of avenging their dramatic Euro 2008 quarter-final defeat to Turkey after drawing Guus Hiddink's side in the play-offs for a place at Euro 2012.
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Portugal beat Kazakhstan 3-0
Simao Sabrosa scored in each half ON Wednesday to help Portugal beat Kazakhstan 3-0 in a European Championship qualifier.
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Cyprus holds Germany to 1-1 draw
Cyprus held three-time champion Germany to a 1-1 draw on Wednesday in European Championship qualifying.
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Indian Traveller Says He Was Denied Entry At Northern Cyprus Border: "Just Like That. No Reason"
A traveller with an Indian passport, along with a Schengen visa and UK permanent residency, has claimed that he was denied entry at the Northern Cyprus border without any proper explanation.
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Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Expects India's Support In Its Reunification
As President of the Republic of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades begins his four-day tour to India tomorrow, he said Cyprus sees India to be instrumental in its reunification process.
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Britain, Greece, Turkey Discuss Cyprus As UN Sees No Quick Fix
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres cautioned against any "quick fix" in Geneva talks to forge a security deal for a reunited Cyprus on Thursday as the foreign ministers of Britain, Greece and Turkey joined the efforts.
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War-Split Cyprus On Edge As Turkey Reels In Crisis
Turkey's crackdown on government opponents and the imposition of a state of emergency following the abortive military coup last week has tempered hopes of a swift settlement on divided Cyprus.
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Donald Tusk Heads To Cyprus, Turkey In Bid To Finalise Migrant Deal
EU President Donald Tusk headed for talks Tuesday in both Nicosia and Ankara as part of a bid to finalise terms of an EU deal with Turkey to curb the flow of migrants to Europe, EU sources said.
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Cypriot Leaders Ready to Resume Peace Talks, No Date Set: United Nations
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders are ready to resume peace talks after a seven-month hiatus, UN envoy Espen Barth Eide said today, but no date has been agreed.
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Turkey Must Respect Cyprus' Right to Search for Gas: Greece
Instead of issuing threats, Turkey must respect Cyprus' right to search for offshore gas so suspended talks to reunify the ethnically divided island can resume, Greece's Prime Minister said on Monday.
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Cyprus Warns Turkey Against Any New Energy Moves
Cyprus warned Turkey today that if it re-entered the exclusive economic zone where Nicosia has licensed exploratory drilling there would be no chance of resuming stalled UN-brokered peace talks.
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Turkey says It Won't Pay Cyprus Invasion Damages
Turkey said Tuesday it will defy a European court order to pay 90 million euros ($124 million) in compensation to Greek Cypriots over its 1974 invasion of the island.
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Cyprus, 3 others fail global tax test, India 'fully compliant': OECD
A worldwide crackdown on illicit funds has left only four jurisdictions Cyprus, Luxembourg, Seychelles and British Virgin Islands non-compliant with global tax laws, while India has emerged as 'fully compliant', according to the latest list compiled by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Race 2 to hit screens Nov 2012
Abbas Mustan's thriller Race 2, the sequel to 2008 movie Race, will release Nov 30, 2012.
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Croatia's Bilic relishing revenge against Turkey
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic said on Thursday that he was dreaming of avenging their dramatic Euro 2008 quarter-final defeat to Turkey after drawing Guus Hiddink's side in the play-offs for a place at Euro 2012.
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Portugal beat Kazakhstan 3-0
Simao Sabrosa scored in each half ON Wednesday to help Portugal beat Kazakhstan 3-0 in a European Championship qualifier.
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Cyprus holds Germany to 1-1 draw
Cyprus held three-time champion Germany to a 1-1 draw on Wednesday in European Championship qualifying.
