Occupied north faces press crackdown, journalists warn Turkish Cypriot unions say new draft laws aim to curb free speech and criminalize criticism of authorities.
Cyprus opens embassy in Bahrain, signals stronger Gulf ties President Christodoulides inaugurates new mission in Manama, highlighting strategic partnership as Bahrain takes on key ...
Father in custody over infant’s serious injuries Nicosia police probe shaken baby allegations as infant’s condition closely monitored.
University of Nicosia Ranks Among the Top Universities Worldwide in Six Subject Areas in 2026 Business and Economics, Education Studies, Psychology, Social Sciences, Medical and Health and Life Sciences.
Tuesday weather tag-team: Two low-pressure systems bring the drama An afternoon switch with skies turning from hazy to stormy later today.
Limassol court remands 25-year-old in motorcycle theft and assault case Court grants police four days of detention as investigation covers theft, knife threats, and assault on officers.
January rainfall exceeds average, reaching 104% of monthly norm Recent storms boost water reserves, with further inflows to dams expected in the coming days.
The hidden reasons behind Cyprus’s growing blood needs Demand for blood has jumped by more than 15,000 units in a decade, despite Cyprus’s strong donor culture.
What you need to know about employer tax obligations for 2024 Tax Department clarifies which employers must file annual and monthly withholding returns.
Turkish Cypriots warned of scams exploiting Republic of Cyprus citizenship applications Birinci says intermediaries are taking advantage of uncertainty and delays to demand large sums without any official authority. ...
4-year-old child dies after severe influenza A complications Young patient was transferred in critical condition from Limassol General Hospital to Makarios Hospital’s Pediatric ICU.
Pig causes double takes as it wanders onto Agios Tychonas road (video) Evening commuters in Limassol encountered an unexpected four-legged pedestrian.
After years of limited capacity, Kato Pyrgos Dam finally overflows again Sediment removal restores the reservoir’s capacity after decades, enabling irrigation for local farmers.
