Torrential rain floods Larnaca roads and sends water into homes Aradippou was among the hardest-hit areas as a 20-hour yellow warning remained in force for thunderstorms, hail and powerful ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Nicosia’s old city is getting 200 new student rooms, and a fresh lease on life Affordable accommodation near Faneromeni is expected to bring hundreds of young people into the historic center, where the ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Nursing students abroad could receive grants of up to €5,750 The proposed financial support comes with one condition: Graduates must return and work locally for at least two years. Hector Georgiou 18/09/2026 | NEWS
New pediatric surgery department completed at Makarios Hospital Upgrades are also underway in the neonatal intensive care unit, children’s emergency department, maternity wards and other ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Government moves to ban campaign billboards for foreign elections The proposed law follows criticism over roadside advertisements promoting Israeli politician Gadi Eisenkot during the summer. ... Hector Georgiou 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Cyprus may have been a stopover in record ketamine shipment Investigators believe nearly 390 kilograms arrived from Germany and may have been bound for Israel aboard luxury yachts. Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Scammers cloned relatives’ voices with AI to steal €1 million, police say The group allegedly posed as utility and telecom workers, using familiar voices to win victims’ trust and get their hands ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Poland shuts two airports as Russian strikes edge closer to NATO territory Flights were suspended at Lublin and Rzeszow to clear the skies for military aircraft, as Poland stepped up protection along ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Global LNG prices up 150% while Cyprus’ terminal remains unfinished Europe is racing to secure gas for winter as new doubts emerge over whether Vasiliko can still deliver the cheaper electricity ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Christodoulides heads to New York with Cyprus talks and energy high on the agenda The president will meet the U.N. chief and his personal envoy, address the General Assembly and hold talks with senior Chevron ... Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
889 out of 1,234 patients approved for treatment abroad in one year MPs examine reported delays as the HIO sets deadlines of up to 30 days depending on the urgency of each case. Hector Georgiou 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Friday brings storms, heavy rain and a much-needed break from the heat A yellow thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 5pm, with hail, strong gusts and intense downpours possible. Newsroom 18/09/2026 | NEWS
Cyprus to double funding for athletes preparing for LA 2028 State support will rise from €350,000 for Paris 2024 to €700,000 for the Los Angeles Games. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Five Cyprus companies searched in €15.7m mobile phone VAT fraud probe Five companies and a home searched in Nicosia and Larnaca as part of a European investigation. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
No more free parking: Cyprus church introduces €2 daily fee New charge prompts questions over the legality of paid church parking and plenty of online debate. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Nicosia intensifies mosquito control after recent rainfall Residents urged to remove stagnant water as inspections find breeding sites in around 60% of reported cases. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Cyprus air traffic control running 50 positions short of required staffing Parliament told system is operating with 90 controllers instead of 140. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Under 13? Social media could soon be off limits across the EU Brussels wants personal accounts restricted to those aged 15 and over, with supervised ''mini accounts'' and a one-hour ... 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Cyprus firms face tougher checks on business with Greece Greek clients may ask for more paperwork to prove that payments to Cyprus-based companies involve real work, goods or services. ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Revolut data breach puts Cyprus users on scam alert Sensitive information from about 680 customers was exposed after fraudsters posed as government officials, but Revolut says ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Hospitals, schools and beaches avoid strike disruption...for now More than 11,000 hourly paid public workers called off Thursday’s walkout, but the pay dispute remains unresolved and talks ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Paid for the school bus, but will it turn up? Repeated route cancellations in Larnaca are forcing parents to reorganise work, arrange emergency lifts and wonder whether ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Morocco and Israel move to full diplomatic ties despite Gaza tensions The two countries will open embassies, exchange ambassadors and restore direct flights under a new US-brokered agreement. ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Masked riders open fire on Limassol building Security cameras reportedly captured two suspects fleeing Linopetra on a motorcycle as police investigate the motive. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Pension reform hits resistance as workers ask: Who pays the bill? Unions want clear answers on contributions, provident funds and the 12% early-retirement cut, putting the government’s September ... Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Thursday is bringing the rain, and it is not coming quietly Clouds are taking over the island today, with showers, thunderstorms and possible hail arriving from midday onwards. Newsroom 17/09/2026 | NEWS
Artists quit Ed Sheeran tour in solidarity with Macklemore over Palestine Finneas, Lukas Graham, Aaron Rowe and Sheeran’s backing band Beoga withdraw after rapper is removed over pro-Palestinian ... Newsroom 16/09/2026 | NEWS
Will Canada be the EU’s first associate member? Brussels backs the idea of creating a new EU status for Canada, which could make it the bloc’s first associate member. Newsroom 16/09/2026 | NEWS