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2761. Sixteen years on, frustration with Ankara resurfaces

2762. Diver’s words resonate through Memi Lake

A brief exchange between a supervisor and his diver who found the body of little Sierra in Memi Lake has resonated with the Cypriot public, as shock and disbelief still continue in the serial killer case...

2763. Partial drain at Memi Lake to go forward

Divers can expect a less difficult task at Memi Lake in the search for little Sierra, following a decision by the Water Development Department to allow a partial drain to lower the water level...

2764. Electricity prices to rise 5% in June

2765. Anastasiadescare

2766. Police renew efforts in search for Sierra

Robotic cameras head back in the water on Monday in search for little Sierra, with officials still contemplating a partial drain of the lake...

2767. Let us put our minds to work

2768. British PM opposes Turkey’s planned drilling activities

2769. Police appeal to public after deadly weekend

Cyprus police issued a warning Sunday night following three fatalities over the weekend, reminding the public that human error is the primary cause of road accidents...

2770. They are not Europe

Britain and the chaos that has taken over the country is the biggest sign of what dangerous populism can do if it is underestimated, but it is not the only example...

2771. US may suspend training of Turkish pilots for F-35 jets over Russia missile deal

2772. A new chapter for Greece

2773. Against all odds

2774. Elections 2019: Cyprus chooses

2775. Loizidou presents photo evidence to Strasbourg to counter Turkish efforts to close her case

Cypriot applicant Tititna Loizidou insists on getting back her property in the Turkish-occupied part of Cyprus and repeats her objection to the closure of her case at the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe. In a letter on Friday to the Strasbourg-based human rights organization, Loizidou also attaches photo evidence of her 10 immovable properties, in an effort to counter the Turkish demand to close the individual measures at the Committee’s next meeting, in June....

2776. Supreme Court stunned at lenient sentence

The Supreme Court has ruled that a suspended sentence for a man, who battered his girlfriend because she refused to have sex, was “exceptionally lenient” especially given his criminal past behaviour...

2777. Trump’s bimonthly report on Cyprus sent to Congress

2778. Barnier: The options are deal, no deal or no Brexit

2779. Daughter of DISY founder ambivalent on Kizilyurek

2780. Greek FM urges Ankara to stop its illegal activities in Cyprus

2781. EU regulators fine five banks 1.07 billion euros for forex rigging

2782. Sovereignty under dispute comment draws criticism

2783. Kurd’s extradition hearing cutting it close

The decision whether or not to extradite a Kurdish man wanted by German authorities has been postponed once again, with time running out very quickly for a Larnaca judge...

2784. Cry havoc!

2785. Tusk: The EU stands united behind Cyprus

2786. An enlightened decision

2787. Erdogan against the US, Europe, Israel and Egypt

2788. New police chief offers apology

The new police chief has offered an apology following criticism about mishandling cases of missing foreign women and children who ended up being murdered by a serial killer...

2789. US calls on Turkey to cancel drilling plans

2790. President fires police chief over Mitseros case

Police Chief Zacharias Chrysostomou has been relieved of his duties following a meeting he had with the President to brief him on the Mitseros serial killer case...