ARTS & CULTURE One sculpture bears the name ''Lycurgus'', while archaeologists believe the statues may once have decorated a luxurious villa near Caesarea. Photo credit: @AntiquitiesEN Facebook Ancient marble statues discovered in Roman-era winepress in Israel Newsroom Ancient marble sculptures dating back around 1,700 years have been uncovered near Binyamina during archaeological work linked to a major transport infrastructure project. READ MORE
Revamped migration policy in the works The most pressing issue at present involves the proliferating flow of economic migrants, Interior Minister said Newsroom 27/01/2020 | NEWS
Nicosia inmate dies in hospital Prisons department says foreign man with chronic liver disease died after being becoming ill Newsroom 27/01/2020 | NEWS
Nicosia ups efforts ahead of UNFICYP vote Mandate renewal draft resolution calls for UN to allow direct cooperation between sides Newsroom 27/01/2020 | NEWS
Kobe Bryant dies in helicopter crash NBA Superstar Kobe Bryant's death leaves sports world stunned Source: Reuters 27/01/2020 | NEWS
New wiretap law on the skids Government seeking ways to overcome last minute amendments in new phone tapping law Newsroom 27/01/2020 | NEWS
Ayia Napa rape accuser speaks out Convicted British teen in Ayia Napa rape case says Israeli teens were like ‘pack of wolves’ Newsroom 27/01/2020 | NEWS
Deadly earthquake jolts eastern Turkey At least 20 confirmed dead in 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Elazig province Source: Reuters 25/01/2020 | NEWS
Flamingo deaths raise alarm in Cyprus Lead poisoning suspected in latest flamingo deaths at Larnaca’s salt lake Newsroom 25/01/2020 | NEWS
European coronavirus cases confirmed France confirms first three cases of coronavirus in Europe, more cases expected Source: Reuters 25/01/2020 | NEWS
Freezing weather sweeps through Cyprus Weather causes power outages, downed trees, diverted flights, school closings Newsroom 24/01/2020 | NEWS
