Archbishop Elpidophoros hospitalized after collapsing during Thessaloniki service The Archbishop of America received medical assistance after fainting during a Sunday Divine Liturgy at the Cathedral of ...
Provocative salaries, pensions, and payouts for MPs Questions resurface over generous parliamentary pay, pensions, and lump-sum payouts following the departure of several MPs. ...
Entrepreneurial ambitions rise in Cyprus, but barriers to growth remain Nearly one in four adults expect to start a business within the next three years, according to the latest GEM report.
Women make up majority of science and technology workforce in Cyprus Women accounted for 51.8% of science and technology workers in Cyprus in 2025, according to Eurostat.
Two more arrested after alleged terror plot targeting Israelis The number of suspects in custody has risen to four as the investigation gathers pace.
Cyprus leads EU in oil dependence despite renewable energy surge Island produces 96% of its domestic energy from renewables, yet petroleum products still account for 86% of total available ...
Holiday weekend brings heightened police presence on Cyprus roads Extra patrols and traffic checks rolled out across the island as thousands travel for the Kataklysmos long weekend.
Around 3,000 people in Cyprus living with multiple sclerosis Transport minister says accessibility must be a core requirement in public infrastructure planning.
Transport company owner arrested in diesel smuggling case Fuel and vehicle were confiscated, while the suspect agreed to pay €18,000 in an out-of-court settlement.
Bulgaria puts limits on U.S. military aircraft stay after visa dispute Decision comes as NATO ally balances defence commitments with frustration over stalled visa-free travel talks.
Cyprus celebrates first student accepted to U.S. Naval Academy Defense Minister highlights growing Cyprus–U.S. cooperation as Leonidas Feraiou prepares to begin studies at prestigious ...
Farmers take protest, and animals, to Presidential Palace Livestock breeders clash with police and demand fairer compensation, saying outbreak response is pushing them to the limit. ...
Antonia Theodosiou at Green Agenda 2026 The largest sustainable development conference returns to Nicosia on June 4, 2026
More Cypriots are finding work, but young people are still struggling to get hired New figures show unemployment falling across Cyprus as more people enter the workforce, though many younger job seekers ...
Families, students and pet owners set sail again from Limassol AF Marina’ launches first voyage from Limassol with upgraded cabins, onboard comforts and rising demand for sea travel
