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15 October, 2026

The superpower showdown and where Cyprus fits in.

TECHNOLOGY

WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LEAD US INTO WAR?

The question took center stage at Digital Agenda Cyprus 2026, where Nina Schick, distinguished academic C. L. Max Nikias and other participants explored whether AI could lead to war.

From no specialist service to an 82% cure rate: Loizos Loizou’s legacy in Cyprus

TRANSPORT

NEW CHINESE ELECTRIC CAR BRAND ENTERS THE CYPRIOT MARKET

Linktour Automotive enters Cyprus with the Alumi, a compact electric vehicle designed for urban driving.

The project could get back on track if certain conditions are met and a serious, reliable contractor is found for the LNG terminal. File photo eac.com.cy

ENERGY

THE ROAD TO COMPLETING THE VASILIKOS PROJECTS IS FRAUGHT WITH OBSTACLES

In the best-case scenario, the terminal could begin operating by 2030 if ETYFA selects an experienced contractor with the technical expertise and experience needed to handle major energy projects.

His pioneering work helped establish specialist cancer services in Cyprus, where the reported cure rate for children with cancer has reached approximately 82%.

HEALTH

FROM NO SPECIALIST SERVICE TO AN 82% CURE RATE: LOIZOS LOIZOU’S LEGACY IN CYPRUS

Professor Loizos Loizou was honoured at Digital Agenda Cyprus for his 36-year contribution to paediatric oncology and the fight against childhood cancer.

TECHNOLOGY

FROM NO SPECIALIST SERVICE TO AN 82% CURE RATE: LOIZOS LOIZOU’S LEGACY IN CYPRUS

TECHNOLOGY

Will artificial intelligence lead us into war?

From no specialist service to an 82% cure rate: Loizos Loizou’s legacy in Cyprus

TRANSPORT

New Chinese electric car brand enters the Cypriot market

Limassol to launch campaign encouraging more people to use public transport

ENERGY

The road to completing the Vasilikos projects is fraught with obstacles

Cost of living soars as Nicosia seeks European breathing room

HEALTH

From no specialist service to an 82% cure rate: Loizos Loizou’s legacy in Cyprus

Is Cyprus ready for the AI revolution? Digital Agenda Summit puts the question to the test

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Thunderstorms could bring rainfall of up to 70mm per hour, with strong winds and hail expected until early morning. Screen captured from Weather Enthusiasts of Cyprus/@eleftheria.kitas Facebook

Heavy rain batters Limassol and Paphos as orange warning remains in force

Power cuts, flooded roads and rockfalls reported as six tourists are rescued from Avakas Gorge.

Lawmakers demand a complete overhaul of teaching methods as local test scores fall far behind European averages. Photo credit: Unsplash

Majority of Cypriot students fail basic reading benchmarks in latest PISA results

International assessment exposes widespread comprehension deficits across secondary schools.

Body had been due for collection and repatriation to the United Kingdom. File photo CNA/F. Zannettou

Missing man’s body found at Nicosia hospital mortuary

Remains were stored under a different name in the hospital mortuary.

Davidovich wears a pin featuring the Israeli and Cypriot flags as a symbol of bilateral friendship. Photo credit: @IsraelinCyprus Facebook

Shuli Davidovich takes up role as Israel’s new ambassador to Cyprus

Diplomat presents credentials and pledges to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.

Cyprus seeks to expand the EU’s defense capabilities, but several countries warn against overlapping with NATO structures. Photo credit: www.democrata.es

EU ''mutual assistance clause'' stalls as Ireland refuses debate and Nicosia’s push for strategic autonomy falters

Irish Presidency rejects discussion of Article 42(7) as member states defend NATO’s leading role in European security.

No official record explains their removal as authorities examine whether another funeral home collected the body without authorization. File photo shso.org

British national’s body missing from Nicosia General Hospital mortuary

The remains were due to be collected for repatriation to the United Kingdom.

Nicosia summit examines the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs, education and Europe’s global competitiveness.

Is Cyprus ready for the AI revolution? Digital Agenda Summit puts the question to the test

Speakers question who should regulate AI and how the technology can deliver practical benefits for society.

Cyprus seeks further cuts to heating oil taxes and continued support for households and businesses as inflation is forecast to reach 4% in 2026. File photo Unsplash

Cost of living soars as Nicosia seeks European breathing room

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos calls for more flexible fiscal rules to fund new relief measures and energy infrastructure ...

Rain and thunderstorms set to spread across the island before conditions gradually improve on Thursday, with temperatures remaining below seasonal averages. Photo credit: Unsplash

Wednesday weather: Orange weather warning issued with severe thunderstorms expected across Cyprus

Heavy rainfall of up to 70mm per hour, hail and strong wind gusts expected from Wednesday evening until early Thursday morning. ...

Joint appearances also planned for cultural heritage, youth and civil society committee meetings. File photo PIO/Stavros Ioannides

Christodoulides and Erhurman to attend Pyla festival together

Leaders agree to take part in October 17 event and meet again next week.

Limassol mayor calls for state funding and major infrastructure projects to tackle severe traffic congestion. File photo

Limassol to launch campaign encouraging more people to use public transport

Transport Ministry to promote bus travel and review routes, park-and-ride facilities and possible tram links.

More than 50 European shags also spotted during annual survey. Photo credit: BFBS Cyprus Medium

Survey counts 404 Eleonora’s falcons along Cyprus’ southern coast

Akrotiri cliffs account for 34% of sightings, with Episkopi recording another 28%.

Reports allege improper gifts, diplomatic pressure and a request for a $100,000 credit card payment from a Trump donor. Photo credit: Kevin Lamarque/Reuters via newsit.gr

Trump’s ambassador to Greece resigns after allegations of misconduct

Kimberly Guilfoyle says she will vigorously defend herself as the State Department’s inspector general examines complaints. ...

Experts point to better sleep, regular exercise and stress management as key ways to support healthy cortisol levels.

Cortisol and weight gain: Is stress really making you fat?

Chronic stress can affect appetite, sleep and belly fat, but cortisol is only part of the picture.

Trump Jr’s former fiancée faced allegations involving gifts, threats and a $100,000 credit card bill. Photo credit: @USEmbassyAthens Facebook

White House asks US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign

Decision follows reports of alleged misconduct before her appointment to Athens.

COMMENT

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Alexis Papachelas

Why so much violence on the streets of Limassol?

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When economic reality collides with political reality

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Makis’ cashbox and the government’s two voices

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Prestige, now and forever

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Cyprus cannot afford another pension reform fiasco

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Why Chris Pappas’ Senate bid matters to Greece and Cyprus

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Should bad tenants have a ''Credit Score''?

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New faces, old problems at welfare and culture

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The right side of history is never guaranteed

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HIO’s double-payment excuses don’t add up

Apostolos Tomaras

Presumption of innocence is not a political shield

Eleni Xenou

Kevin Spacey in Cyprus: Who’s really scraping the bottom of the barrel?

Martha Kehagias

The animal police… are they on a break?

Shemaine Bushnell Kyriakides

Politics and timing

Marina Economides

This isn’t just a war, it’s the Middle East reaching a historic breaking point

Yiannis Ioannou

Slogans are easier than strategy

George Kakouris

The loss of US media credibility

Nikos Konstandaras

The controversy surrounding the mobile traffic cams

Andreas Georgallas

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