A Cyprus love story told at life’s end wins international writing prize Australian-Cypriot writer Erini Loucaides takes the top award for a moving story about migration, marriage and making the ...
UN backs new map showing Africa’s true size Africa has not grown, the world map many of us learned from simply made it look much smaller than it is.
New U.S. ambassador-designate John Breslow arrives in Cyprus Nebraska businessman, former state auditor and sports team owner is expected to present his credentials to President Nikos ...
More than half of Cyprus adults overweight or obese in 2025 Obesity rate rose to 15.5% from 13.8% in 2022, according to new Eurostat data.
Cyprus and Greece join forces for major search and rescue exercise Naval vessels, helicopters and emergency personnel took part in the joint operation within Cyprus’ search and rescue region. ...
The man who put Cyprus’ motoring history on display Veteran rally champion and Cyprus Historic and Classic Motor Museum founder Dimis Mavropoulos leaves behind a remarkable ...
Guards and cameras proposed to tackle misconduct on school buses Parliament discusses tighter supervision following incidents of vandalism and violence.
Limassol to open Agia Fyla road link in bid to ease congestion Idomeneos Street is scheduled to open in early 2027 as authorities seek immediate relief for Agia Fyla motorists.
Turkey attacks proposed EU-funded memorial in Cyprus Ankara criticises European Parliament budget proposal and rejects allegations against Turkish forces.
No passport, no desks, no queue: Is this the airport border of the future? An experimental biometric corridor identifies travellers as they walk, but faster immigration could come at the cost of ...
No tie, no motorcade, no mercy: President takes beach rackets seriously Viral video shows Nikos Christodoulides diving into the sand during a relaxed Sunday with his daughter.
School air conditioning: Who is ready and who is still waiting? Larnaca’s lyceums are fully covered, but most primary schools in Nicosia and Paphos still do not have systems operating.
No room to move: Nicosia’s pavements remain blocked Wheelchair users, older people and parents with prams are squeezed out by illegally parked cars and poorly placed trees.
Cyprus records first West Nile death as cases rise to 10 A 90-year-old man has died, four confirmed patients remain in hospital and most cases have been detected in the Nicosia ...
25-year-old held after 18 people hand over €500,000 for crypto investments Nicosia court orders seven-day detention as police investigate where the money went.
