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6601. Cops blame Mitseros case flaws on privacy laws

A debate is brewing in Cyprus over privacy laws, in the wake of a shocking confession of a serial killer who admitted to multiple murders and allegations against the police for not doing enough to investigate missing cases of foreign women...

6602. Woman’s body in the north not linked to Orestis

New investigative reports drew possible links between the decomposed body of a Vietnamese woman found in north Nicosia and the suspected serial killer in the south known as Orestis, who is said to have admitted to seven murders les so far...

6603. Ready for prime time?

6604. Body count in Mitseros still unknown

Police in Cyprus are scrambling to locate and identify bodies of foreign women following the arrest of a suspected serial killer, while the total number of slain victims is unknown with critics accusing law enforcement of not doing enough...

6605. President in Beijing for Belt and Road Forum

6606. Way forward in Greek-Turkish relations uncertain

6607. Cops to search Mitseros “as long as it takes”

Police are back to the drawing board as an underwater search failed to locate a missing Filipino girl, whose mother and another woman were murdered by a suspected serial killer last year...

6608. Death toll from Sri Lanka attacks rises sharply to 290

6609. Cops in the hot seat over Filipina murders

The president of the Housemaids Association of Cyprus says he was told off by police in Limassol when he went to inquire about the investigation into Marry Rose’s disappearance...

6610. US Treasury official: Cyprus has made huge progress in combating money laundering

6611. Son-in-law diplomacy

6612. East Med Gas Forum to turn into an international organisation

6613. Two worlds on a collision course

When Nicos Anastasiades was campaigning in 2013 for the presidency in the Republic of Cyprus under the banner “leadership in times of crisis” many people bought into the idea that the leader on the right would recognize the gravity of the situation and had a plan ready to get the country out of a tight spot...

6614. Greece to send note verbale to Germany over war reparations

Greece will soon send a so-called note verbale to Germany, repeating a long-held demand for war reparations for the crimes committed by Nazi Germany in World War II, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told parliament on Wednesday, during a debate on a relevant report presented by a House committee....

6615. Opposition flaws are democracy’s problem

6616. US Assistant Secretary for terrorist financing to visit Cyprus

6617. Tourism Minister says Brexit extension to affect holiday prices

6618. Forging a common policy line

6619. Cyprus to repay Russian loan early

6620. 'Whole new day' for Cyprus' relationship with US, says senator

6621. Financial stability a priority says new Central Banker

6622. Europe unites after fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral

6623. Kasoulides: The public wants a solution to the Cyprus problem

6624. Caution and prudence

6625. UN envoy proposed 'new ideas' says Foreign Minister

6626. New prospects for East Med

The “Eastern Mediterranean Security and Energy Partnership Act” submitted to the US Congress by Senators Robert Menendez and Marco Rubio that essentially upgrades the geopolitical roles of Greece and Cyprus is seen in Athens as a reflection of Washington’s renewed interest and growing involvement in the region. ...

6627. Cyprus and Lebanon to negotiate natural gas agreement

6628. Minister tries to close loophole on hunting dogs

The government is scrambling to amend recent legislation to require hunters to obtain specific permits for their dogs on the condition they have a microchip...

6629. Cyprus mulls ratification of Lebanon EEZ delineation agreement

6630. US Senator Menendez to visit Cyprus next week