ENERGY Is Cyprus backing away from the cable meant to cut electricity bills? Apostolos Tomaras The agreement making French company Meridiam the majority shareholder in the company behind the Cyprus-Crete electricity interconnector has done nothing to ease the Cypriot government’s reservations about the project. READ MORE
Mandatory insurance for doctors to ensure accountability DISY's legislative proposal aims to bridge gaps in ''Doctors' Law'' following a landmark court case Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Double murder trial postponed as accused seek jail protection Limassol court sets new date as defense lawyers request more time to study evidence Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
DP World sets sail with 31 ships and 48,000 passengers A record-breaking October on the high seas Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Larnaca takes on mosquito menace as residents warned to drain trouble spots Unprecedented mosquito control measures launched as negligent practices risk public health Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Forty years on, Cyprus remembers the declaration of the Pseudostate The illegal move was condemned by the UN and recognized only by Turkey Source: CNA 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Prison guard caught in drug supply scandal Two relatives of the convict were handcuffed Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Syrian applicant triumphs in citizenship appeal Court overturns denial, citing unreasonable delays and validates lineage claims Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Government prepares compensation relief for clipped depositors Letymbiotis underscored the government's commitment to addressing the issue Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
40 years since the 'Pseudostate' declaration UN denounced Cyprus' declaration four decades ago Newsroom / CNA 15/11/2023 | NEWS
Cyprus shuts down 1,300 illegal med websites €6.5M in counterfeit drugs nabbed Newsroom 15/11/2023 | NEWS
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