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Cyprus News Agency: News in English (AM), 01-06-14Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
1230:CYPPRESS:01[01]Weather forecast for CyprusNicosia, Jun 14 (CNA) - The Meteorological Office at Larnaca International Airport has issued the following weather forecast for Cyprus: Friday and Saturday: 15/06/2001 to 16/06/2001 The weather fine and mostly sunny. The winds light to moderate. The temperature, continuing unseasonally high on Friday between 21C min and 32max. Over the coast and between 22C min and 38C max inland. On Saturday the temperature, reducing back to normal, expected between 19C min and 30 max over the coast and between 19C min and 35C max inland. Outlook for Sunday and Monday: 17/06/2001 to 18/06/2001 The weather continuing fine and sunny. The temperature between 18C min and 28 max. Over the coast and betwen 18C min and 34C max inland. Sea Temperature: 22C. CNA/GP/2001 ENDS, CYPRUS NEWS AGENCY1240:CYPPRESS:02[02]US Congress - Europe Subcommittee - CyprusWashington, Jun 14 (CNA) - The need for a settlement in Cyprus and the importance of the Republic's accession to the European Union were among issues examined yesterday during a discussion in the US Congress Subcommittee on Europe on US policy in the Eastern Mediterranean, during which the effect of Turkey's prospect of joining the EU as well as relations between Greece and Turkey were also examined. Two Congresspersons, Carolyn Maloney and Mike Bilirakis, handed the Subcommittee their testimony in writing, underlining that resolving the issues separating Greece, Turkey and Cyprus would positively affect the future of NATO and the EU and have implications on stability in the Middle East, which also serves US interests. CNA DA/MA/GP/2001ENDS, CYPRUS NEWS AGENCYCNA ENDSCyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |
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