Tobacco retailer licencing has been recommended as an effective tobacco control strategy. In most European countries, however, retailers do not need a licence to sell tobacco products. We aimed to ...

Vijayawada: Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has requested that the central government allocate Rs 150 crore for tobacco purchases through the Tobacco Board in Andhra Pradesh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Cyprus marks the first by an Indian leader in over twenty years. This trip is the initial leg of a three-nation tour that includes Canada and Croatia. Invited ...

Narendra Modi began a three-nation diplomatic tour. The Prime Minister visited Cyprus, Canada, and Croatia. The aim was to strengthen ties in trade, investment, and security. Modi attended the G7 ...

PM Modi arrives in Cyprus to discuss the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor, focusing on strengthening trade links between India and Europe via Cyprus.

<p>The Dominican Republic has 29 tobacco-growing areas spread across 15 provinces, where more than 150,000 acres are planted, producing 330,000 quintals of tobacco, according to the Tobacco Institute ...

Cyprus has loads of both — the ancient island mixes the history of Turks, Greeks and British. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to Cyprus. What to see. A street in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Rerouted to Cyprus I don't know how long I'll be stuck on this island, but with a whole planeful of people suddenly looking out for each other, at least we're in it together ...

StuGi, which designs and builds the playgrounds, recently signed an agreement to open its first international branch in Larnaca, Cyprus. The company plans to expand to Paris, Prague, and Budapest.

Some families in Cyprus will camp out or visit the beach or the city park on Green Monday. Everyone wants to get outside and enjoy the first days of spring. Municipalities typically organise free ...

An insurance broker says it has become "almost impossible" to find cover for stores that sell tobacco products after they've become a target for arson in the past year.

Illegal tobacco and nicotine products now represent nearly 40 per cent of the market. There is no agreement on how to tackle the proliferating problem. Police don’t know how many shops are ...