CYPRUS They knew but didn't warn the public Newsroom Even after lives were lost and families shattered, Cyprus’ Road Transport Department failed to properly inform the public about the dangers of defective Takata airbags. READ MORE
New US Ambassador to Cyprus presents credentials Judith G. Garber replaces Kathleen Doherty Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Interview with German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen 'We are building a European Defence Union' Michalis Tsikalas 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Six arrested in massive drug bust in Limassol Limassol cops uncover huge drug smuggling operation after tracking down suspicious shipping container Newsroom 19/03/2019 | NEWS
Man with scissors kidnaps woman Woman kidnapped, robbed by man who offered her a ride home after a night on the town Newsroom 19/03/2019 | NEWS
Economic Ideas Forum comes to Nicosia The conference is organised by the Martens Center in association with the Glafkos Clerides Institute Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Israel's Delek considers London IPO for Leviathan and Aphrodite gas stake Leviathan and the Cyprus Aphrodite reservoirs to be transferred to a new corporation to be listed in London Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Rain gradually out of the picture Clear skies this week but also scattered clouds and chances of light rain over the mountains Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
EastMed summit to send stern message Pompeo’s presence in Jerusalem is seen as an expression of support for Netanyahu 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Syrian worker dies in violent crash One man dies instantly as two vehicles collide on a local Larnaca highway Monday morning Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
Burns puzzle authorities in man’s death Paphos officials still unclear how a Greek Cypriot male died in his apartment over the weekend Newsroom 18/03/2019 | NEWS
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