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24 September, 2026
 

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Is anything genuinely moving, or is this another UN week of speeches and handshakes?

Is anything genuinely moving, or is this another UN week of speeches and handshakes?

President Nikos Christodoulides will take Cyprus’ case to the UN General Assembly on Wednesday evening, addressing world leaders at about 7:30 p.m. Cyprus time as formal negotiations over the divided island remain stalled....

18 months in prison for man charged in Demosthenous murder case

18 months in prison for man charged in Demosthenous murder case

A 30-year-old man initially charged in connection with the murder of Stavros Demosthenous was sentenced Wednesday to 18 months in prison, but not for the killing....

After years of talk, Cyprus tells Chevron it is time to turn Aphrodite into gas

After years of talk, Cyprus tells Chevron it is time to turn Aphrodite into gas

Cyprus has spent years talking about the natural gas beneath its waters. Now, President Nikos Christodoulides says it is time to move from plans and promises to actual production....

Music by Moonlight: A Nostalgic Journey Under the Stars at Minthis

Music by Moonlight: A Nostalgic Journey Under the Stars at Minthis

Under the open sky and against the backdrop of the Minthis golf course and historic 12th-century monastery, the internationally acclaimed Roma Tre Orchestra made its Cyprus debut on Sunday, 20 September 2026, with a sold-out performance at Minthis. ...

The Jacksons to perform in Cyprus for the first time

The Jacksons to perform in Cyprus for the first time

The legendary Jacksons are coming to Cyprus for the first time, bringing an unforgettable live performance to Limassol....

Police guards cut for former officials, but Anastasiades keeps six

Police guards cut for former officials, but Anastasiades keeps six

Cyprus is pulling police officers away from guarding several former politicians and former first ladies after a new security review concluded that permanent protection was no longer necessary....

Inland heat eases to 33°C as weak low pressure brings afternoon thunderstorms and strong coastal winds

Inland heat eases to 33°C as weak low pressure brings afternoon thunderstorms and strong coastal winds

Today is starting off alright, but do not let it fool you! After midday, those clouds are gonna gather up like a crowd watching a street fight....

Erasmus student appeals for help over two dogs allegedly left neglected

Erasmus student appeals for help over two dogs allegedly left neglected

An Erasmus student staying in Paphos has appealed for help over the alleged neglect of two dogs kept at a residential property, saying the animals appear severely underweight and are being left in poor conditions....

The science of faith and the brain

The science of faith and the brain

Faith appears to be one of the deepest and most enduring aspects of human nature. From ancient times to today, people have turned to a higher power, whether they call it God, the universe, or another spiritual force, in search of meaning, comfort, and a connection to something greater than themselves. Scientists have long asked why this need is so universal and what actually happens in the brain when we believe. ...

Trade unions warn worker leasing may be linked to human trafficking

Trade unions warn worker leasing may be linked to human trafficking

Cyprus MPs are seeking answers from the authorities over allegations that workers are being illegally leased to businesses, with trade unions telling Parliament that some cases may be connected to human trafficking....

Prestige, now and forever

Prestige, now and forever

The similarities in the way Mrs. Vassiliou has spoken about “prestige” suggest that her political education has, sadly, remained unchanged over the years. If nothing else, her political shortcomings appear to have become a defining feature that has stood the test of time....

€120 million Kouris project to bring 220km sewerage network to western Limassol

€120 million Kouris project to bring 220km sewerage network to western Limassol

A major expansion of the sewerage system in western Limassol is getting underway, with construction costs expected to exceed €120 million and infrastructure planned to cover around 33 square kilometres....

A more flexible approach to addiction treatment arrives in Cyprus

A more flexible approach to addiction treatment arrives in Cyprus

People receiving treatment for opioid dependence in Cyprus will have access to a new long-acting form of buprenorphine, the State Health Services Organisation (SHSO) announced on Tuesday....

Erhurman: No more Cyprus talks just for show

Erhurman: No more Cyprus talks just for show

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman says he does not want another high-level Cyprus meeting simply to produce photographs, statements, and another promise to keep talking....

One health file Europe-wide for every patient as Cyprus goes digital

One health file Europe-wide for every patient as Cyprus goes digital

Cyprus plans to give every citizen a single electronic health record containing their most important medical information, ending the familiar scramble for old test results, prescriptions, and paperwork from different doctors....

Cyprus petrol prices jump 6.2% in one month, among EU’s steepest rises

Cyprus petrol prices jump 6.2% in one month, among EU’s steepest rises

Cyprus motorists did not imagine it: filling the car became noticeably more expensive in August....

Green Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026 now available on YouTube

Green Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026 now available on YouTube

The Green Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026, held under the theme Transition as a Responsibility (Not a Trend) on June 4 at Hilton Nicosia, is now available on the DOOS Streaming Cyprus YouTube channel....

Four passengers kicked off Larnaca flight after refusing to stop vaping

Four passengers kicked off Larnaca flight after refusing to stop vaping

Passengers travelling from Larnaca to Birmingham faced an unexpected delay after four people allegedly refused to stop using electronic cigarettes on board....

Quality Food for Every Student Day at Akakiko & To Elliniko – with 20% Off

Quality Food for Every Student Day at Akakiko & To Elliniko – with 20% Off

A busy student lifestyle calls for energy and a well-deserved break. With this in mind, Louis Hotels is offering students 20% off when dining at “To Elliniko” and “Akakiko” restaurants. ...

Royal Air Force to use Akrotiri to support Saudi Arabia against Houthis

Royal Air Force to use Akrotiri to support Saudi Arabia against Houthis

RAF Akrotiri is being drawn into another Middle East security operation, with Britain preparing to deploy a refueling aircraft from Cyprus to support Saudi Arabia against missile and drone attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels....

A forgotten Cold War base is waking up in Greenland

A forgotten Cold War base is waking up in Greenland

A tiny settlement in southern Greenland, now home to only a few dozen people, could soon find itself back on the front line of a global power struggle....

The EUDIS Defence Hackathon comes to Cyprus for the first time, with €10,000 in prizes

The EUDIS Defence Hackathon comes to Cyprus for the first time, with €10,000 in prizes

For the first time, Cyprus takes its place in one of Europe's most significant defence-innovation initiatives. It has been officially selected by the European Commission as one of eight locations across the EU to host the EUDIS Defence Hackathon 2026 – Autumn Edition....

Eva Povilauskaite joins Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026

Eva Povilauskaite joins Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026

Another leading international figure has been added to the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026, with Creative & Art Director Eva Povilauskaite joining this year’s event....

Tuesday brings sunshine, showers and a little autumn teasing

Tuesday brings sunshine, showers and a little autumn teasing

Well, look at us. Tuesday has arrived, and Cyprus is still refusing to fully commit to autumn. The sunshine is hanging around, the temperatures are behaving themselves a little more, and the mountains are once again preparing their afternoon shower routine....

France breeds millions of sterile mosquitoes to fight the spread of tiger mosquitoes

France breeds millions of sterile mosquitoes to fight the spread of tiger mosquitoes

In recent years, the growing population of tiger mosquitoes in Europe has become a serious public health issue, as the species can carry and transmit dangerous diseases. In response, France is pursuing an innovative control strategy that does not rely on chemical insecticides....

Substance and nomenclature

Substance and nomenclature

I am not saying that presidential elections are unimportant, or that it is unnatural for political discussions and behind-the-scenes maneuvering to begin one, two or even three years before an election. But the amount of attention given to who will or will not be a candidate so far in advance, and the sheer scale of the conversation that follows, should, I think, make us stop and think. ...

Israeli investment and migration reshape Cyprus property market

Israeli investment and migration reshape Cyprus property market

The Republic of Cyprus is seeing a growing Israeli presence as more Israelis buy homes, establish businesses and invest in large-scale developments, with some choosing to make the island their permanent home....

5,176 Turkish Cypriots granted Republic of Cyprus citizenship since 2004

5,176 Turkish Cypriots granted Republic of Cyprus citizenship since 2004

A total of 5,176 Turkish Cypriots have been granted Republic of Cyprus citizenship since 2004, according to figures provided by the Ministry of Interior to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA)....

S&P upgrades Cyprus to A, opening the door for banks to follow

S&P upgrades Cyprus to A, opening the door for banks to follow

Standard & Poor’s (S&P) upgrade of Cyprus is a major recognition for the country, although it did not come as a surprise, given the strong performance of the Cypriot economy. The upgrade also opens the door to further rating improvements in the private sector....

Court of Appeal upholds detention of terrorism suspect

Court of Appeal upholds detention of terrorism suspect

Cyprus’ Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by Khaled Mortaga against a decision to keep him in custody while he awaits trial on serious terrorism and organised crime charges....

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