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19 August, 2026
 

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”THE ROTATION” - PARKSIDE celebrates next mega stunt and new Guinness World Record

”THE ROTATION” - PARKSIDE celebrates next mega stunt and new Guinness World Record

On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, PARKSIDE has successfully completed its next mega-stunt, titled "THE ROTATION." With this, the brand once again impressively demonstrated the performance of its products and secured a new Guinness World Record (GWR)....

Police investigate reported attempted abduction of five-year-old

Police investigate reported attempted abduction of five-year-old

Police in Larnaca are investigating a report that a five-year-old child was taken from a beach by an unidentified man on August 18....

Retiring at 63? Your pension penalty could drop from 12% to 8%

Retiring at 63? Your pension penalty could drop from 12% to 8%

The submission of the pension reform bill to the social partners marks the beginning of the final stage of a long-running effort to modernize Cyprus’ social insurance system....

Iran reportedly considers Cyprus target if US war escalates

Iran reportedly considers Cyprus target if US war escalates

Cyprus has again found itself uncomfortably close to a conflict it did not start, as Iran reportedly considers widening its response if the United States launches a renewed offensive....

Goodbye, IBAN: Cyprus prepares to send money by phone number

Goodbye, IBAN: Cyprus prepares to send money by phone number

Work is expected to gather pace in September on a project that will allow people in Cyprus to transfer money using only a mobile phone number. The system will be based on Greece’s IRIS service but adapted for the Cypriot market....

Heavy feet, busy night: Police catch 126 drivers speeding

Heavy feet, busy night: Police catch 126 drivers speeding

Anyone who thought Cyprus’ roads might be quieter after dark clearly forgot one small detail: Cyprus drivers....

Will Turkey pull the plug on the Cyprus-Greece cable again?

Will Turkey pull the plug on the Cyprus-Greece cable again?

Efforts to restart work on the electricity interconnection between Greece and Cyprus are emerging as a new test in Greek-Turkish relations following recent developments linked to the declaration of two marine parks by Turkey....

Wednesday brings a 35°C inland top as summer rain makes its final stand

Wednesday brings a 35°C inland top as summer rain makes its final stand

Wednesday starts off sunny and pleasant across the island, but the lingering unstable air mass has one last act left. Around midday and into the afternoon, clouds will build up over the Troodos peaks and central inland areas, delivering a final wave of scattered rain showers and localized thunder....

Nicosia EOA awaits €2 million for dangerous buildings

Nicosia EOA awaits €2 million for dangerous buildings

The Nicosia District Local Government Organisation (EOA) is still waiting for approximately €2 million in state funding intended to deal with dangerous buildings across the district....

Summer hunting season opens in Cyprus on August 23

Summer hunting season opens in Cyprus on August 23

The summer hunting season in Cyprus will begin on Sunday, August 23, with the Cyprus Hunting Federation and Wildlife Conservation urging hunters to follow safety rules, comply with hunting regulations and take precautions because of the current heat and fire danger....

Break-in spree reported in Aradippou

Break-in spree reported in Aradippou

Police are investigating a series of break-ins and attempted break-ins reported at businesses in Aradippou in the early hours of Tuesday....

#PoliticsBlog: Averof, Annita, Christodoulides and the lifeguards

#PoliticsBlog: Averof, Annita, Christodoulides and the lifeguards

At this time of year, as everyone slowly starts coming back from vacation, our thoughts keep drifting to young Nikos. He skipped the break so he could dig in hard for the next chapter of the Cyprus problem, a chapter some might call pure fantasy. ...

Newborn kitten rescued from Dali road during storm response

Newborn kitten rescued from Dali road during storm response

A newborn kitten was rescued from a road in Dali on Sunday as crews responded to problems caused by heavy rainfall in the area....

Cyprus skies turn stormy as August rain sweeps across the island

Cyprus skies turn stormy as August rain sweeps across the island

Heavy rain and thunderstorms have affected several parts of Cyprus on Tuesday, with hail reported in some areas as unsettled weather continues to affect the island in mid-August....

Same hotel, same job, different pay

Same hotel, same job, different pay

The person cleaning your hotel room, serving your drink or preparing your dinner may be working inside the hotel, but not actually for it....

IVF scandal deepens in occupied north as 30 children may have wrong donors

IVF scandal deepens in occupied north as 30 children may have wrong donors

At least 30 children, most of them British, may have been conceived at fertility clinics in the occupied north using sperm or egg donors different from those chosen by their parents, according to a BBC investigation....

Cyprus gaming revenue is closing in on tourism...who knew?

Cyprus gaming revenue is closing in on tourism...who knew?

Cyprus has long been known for tourism, shipping and financial services. Video games rarely make the list....

Game on: Cyprus makes its Gamescom debut

Game on: Cyprus makes its Gamescom debut

Cyprus is heading to Cologne armed with tanks, zombies, pixel guns, punk wizards and a few video games that developers are not yet ready to name....

CySEC flags nine unlicensed investment websites (see the list)

CySEC flags nine unlicensed investment websites (see the list)

A professional-looking website, a convincing sales pitch, and promises of quick returns can make an online investment platform appear legitimate. But a polished homepage does not necessarily mean the company behind it is licensed to handle your money....

Ankara’s marine parks in the Aegean mark a clear turn from calm waters

Ankara’s marine parks in the Aegean mark a clear turn from calm waters

Greece and Turkey are heading for renewed maritime tensions after Ankara declared two marine parks in disputed waters, with Athens warning that Turkey could use the move to impose restrictions at sea and advance its “Blue Homeland” claims....

While the island slows down, Cyprus talks stay on the clock

While the island slows down, Cyprus talks stay on the clock

August may have brought much of Cyprus to a standstill, but the Cyprus problem has another date circled on the calendar....

From €85 to €1,500: Cyprus gets tough on unlicensed jet ski operators

From €85 to €1,500: Cyprus gets tough on unlicensed jet ski operators

After the serious accident involving a jet ski in Pernera, questions are being raised about how people with no operator’s license can legally rent and drive the high-speed vessels in Cyprus....

Tuesday serves up a mild 34°C inland maximum, but afternoon storms and hail remain on tap

Tuesday serves up a mild 34°C inland maximum, but afternoon storms and hail remain on tap

While inland temperatures are keeping well clear of the punishing 40°C mark for another day, midday cloud cover is set to bring another round of localized summer storms....

Venice, without the gondolas: Summer storm floods Nicosia streets (video)

Venice, without the gondolas: Summer storm floods Nicosia streets (video)

For a few hours on Monday, parts of Nicosia looked less like Europe’s sunniest capital and more like the streets of Venice — only without the gondolas, romance or tourists taking photographs....

Cyprus beaches left understaffed by administrative failures and recruitment shortages

Cyprus beaches left understaffed by administrative failures and recruitment shortages

Cyprus’s busy summer beaches face serious safety gaps because of internal conflicts, flawed licensing rules, and a severe shortage of lifeguards. Large sections of the coast now operate without any coverage, placing swimmers at risk....

Lidl sets new standards in advertising children’s products

Lidl sets new standards in advertising children’s products

Beginning in August, Lidl launches an international partnership with PAW Patrol in Cyprus and 29 other countries, setting a new standard in advertising children’s products....

Cyprus economy grows more than three times faster than eurozone

Cyprus economy grows more than three times faster than eurozone

Cyprus recorded 3.3% real GDP growth in the second quarter of 2026, putting the economy on a significantly stronger growth path than the eurozone, where expansion was 1%, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said Friday....

Larnaca beach tragedy leaves mother dead and 12-year-old on ventilator

Larnaca beach tragedy leaves mother dead and 12-year-old on ventilator

A 12-year-old girl remains on a ventilator in the intensive care unit at Makarios Hospital after a drowning incident at a Larnaca beach that claimed the life of her mother....

Monday forecast gives desk-bound workers a break from the heat, but brings afternoon hail

Monday forecast gives desk-bound workers a break from the heat, but brings afternoon hail

The post-Assumption holiday workweek kicks off with a continuation of the unstable weather pattern. If you are one of the brave few back at your desk while half the island is still extend-vacationing on the coast, at least you won't have to deal with stifling 40°C heat today....

Pissouri motorway section closed as traffic diverted for roadside fire

Pissouri motorway section closed as traffic diverted for roadside fire

Traffic on the motorway near the Pissouri exit has been disrupted following a fire reported alongside the road on Sunday afternoon....

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