ARTS & CULTURE Cyprus’ new Archaeological Museum pushed to 2029 opening Newsroom Cyprus’ long-awaited new archaeological museum is now expected to open its doors in 2029, a timeline that is already sparking both excitement and frustration as lawmakers toured the massive construction site in Nicosia on Thursday. READ MORE
PwC: 5.2 billion in real estate transactions in 2022 The number of transactions totaled 22,500 and increased by 12%, exceeding even pre-pandemic levels for 2019 by a wide margin. ... 16/02/2023 | NEWS
The 'Baby Grant' continues: Amounts and Benefits 3.6 million euros have been spent and 2,800 families have benefitted since the project's inception on January 1st, 2018 16/02/2023 | NEWS
Divided Cyprus’ leaders to meet as hope for peace dims Meeting set after swearing-in ceremony as Christodoulides calls for greater EU involvement Newsroom 16/02/2023 | NEWS
Cypriot humanitarian aid en route to Turkey UNFICYP loads truck with Greek Cypriot aid so that Turkish Cypriots can forward to earthquake survivors Newsroom 16/02/2023 | NEWS
Police arrest man wanted in deadly car ambush Suspect arrested in death of Syrian man, woman also questioned by police Newsroom 16/02/2023 | NEWS
Police arrest driver who pulled up next to tween Concerned mother says man asked daughter at bus stop to get in his car Newsroom 16/02/2023 | NEWS
Cyprus: 42 cases of pediatric cancer recorded each year Lymphomas, leukemia, thyroid cancer, and brain tumors, are among the most frequent childhood cancers Source: CNA 15/02/2023 | NEWS
Cyprus Land Development received 11.1 million from the passport program 2019 saw 900 thousand euros; 2020 saw 1.77 million; 2021 saw 5.97 million; and 2022 saw 2.52 million Panayiotis Rougalas 15/02/2023 | NEWS
Government strengthens its stance against gender based violence Cabinet approves two important proposals to prevent and combat violence against women Source: CNA 15/02/2023 | NEWS
Nicola Sturgeon resigns as Scotland's first minister Scotland’s longest-serving first minister will remain in her position until her successor is chosen Source: The Guardian 15/02/2023 | NEWS
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