ENERGY Photo Unsplash Cyprus in the dark as power cuts expose decades of delayed planning Newsroom Residents across Cyprus experienced micro power cuts this week, highlighting the long-standing issues in the island’s electricity system and the urgent need for long-term planning, energy experts say. READ MORE
UN official conveys support for CBMs after meeting with President Anastasiades No agreement yet over envoy's appointment Newsroom 01/02/2022 | NEWS
Plastics clampdown is key to climate change fight, EU environment chief says Ahead of a United Nations meeting to combat plastic pollution Source: Reuters 01/02/2022 | NEWS
Covid cases mount as athletes, personnel arrive in Beijing Some 3,000 athletes, along with coaches, officials, federation delegates and media are expected for the Feb. 4-20 Games Source: Reuters 01/02/2022 | NEWS
Judge gets schooled in Ayia Napa rape case Cypriot Supreme Court points finger at local judge for trampling on British female rape accuser’s rights Newsroom 01/02/2022 | NEWS
'Moscow has no plans to invade Ukraine' According to Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Cyprus, Stanislav Osadchiy Source: CNA 01/02/2022 | NEWS
State Department scolds Ankara over ‘involvement in recent conflicts, S-400 purchase Warns Turkey that further purchases of Russian military equipment could lead to additional sanctions Kathimerini Greece Newsroom 01/02/2022 | NEWS
UNSG Special Representative holds separate meetings with Anastasiades and Tatar Source: CNA 01/02/2022 | NEWS
Rape victim's sentence overturned by Cyprus Supreme Court 'As long as the sentence is on her record, it destroys the future of a young woman who was ultimately the victim of a sexual ... 31/01/2022 | NEWS
Relaxation of measures but…with rules What will the epidemiologists suggest to Cabinet Ministers? 31/01/2022 | NEWS
Nicosia considers Tatar's statements another effort to promote his position on 'sovereign rights' In his interview, Tatar claimed claimed that two separate states exist in Cyprus Source: CNA 31/01/2022 | NEWS
