ECONOMY Fuel tax cut of 8.33 cents per litre extended until Sept. 17 Newsroom Drivers in Cyprus will continue paying less for petrol and diesel after the government extended a fuel tax cut until Sept. 17, keeping a discount of 8.33 cents per liter, including VAT, at filling stations. READ MORE
EU Parliament backs memorial for 1974 Cyprus invasion victims Lawmakers vote to honor those lost and missing in the Turkish invasion, drawing praise from Nicosia, and criticism from ... Newsroom 30/10/2025 | NEWS
Shy clouds and lazy winds: Thursday's weather takes a chill pill A timid low-pressure system drifts by, quickly replaced by a more confident high, bringing us sunshine with zero plot twists. ... Newsroom 30/10/2025 | NEWS
Cypriot scientist uncovers Mars’ hidden mantle, revealing planet’s 4.5-billion-year secrets Dr. Constantinos Charalambous leads NASA InSight study, exposing fine-scale structure beneath the Red Planet’s surface. Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Larnaca construction employers fined €63,000 over illegal workers Authorities uncover 19 foreign nationals working without permits, while employers face heavy fines. Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Double-cab driver cleared after arrest in assassination plot inquiry Lawyer says client “was at the wrong time, in the wrong place” as evidence and surveillance support his account. Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
After beating at Aglantzia Gymnasium, security cameras to be installed After a parent and student were beaten during a weekend event, the Education Ministry moves to install cameras and bolster ... Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Cyprus introduces female pedestrian figures in bid to promote gender equality New traffic signals debut in Nicosia as part of a nationwide effort to make public spaces more inclusive. Newsroom / CNA 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Are the stars finally aligning for Cyprus? From Washington to Ankara, new moves and quiet diplomacy hint at renewed interest in breaking the long stalemate in the ... Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Erhurman silent so far, despite pre-election promise to call Christodoulides The new Turkish Cypriot leader has yet to respond to the Cypriot president’s attempts to reach out following his election ... Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
Christodoulides to new UN envoy: Cyprus ready to resume talks President tells UN’s new Cyprus envoy that Nicosia is prepared to pick up where talks left off in 2017. Newsroom 29/10/2025 | NEWS
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