Haaland goals send Dortmund past Sevilla into last eight
Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland struck once in each half as they drew 2-2 with Sevilla in their Champions League last-16 second leg on Tuesday and advanced to the quarter-finals ...
Paphos domestic tourism campaign ready to go as soon as measures lifted
The Paphos regional board of tourism is looking towards the domestic market to kickstart the sector and expects the government to give the green light to lift restrictive measures put ...
MPs say trying to protect small businesses from unfair bank contracts
The House commerce committee is trying to afford small businesses protection from unfair terms and conditions included in standard bank contracts through a bill on consumer protection, MPs said on ...
Clashes break out in Greece after march against police violence
A Greek police officer was seriously injured on Tuesday after clashes broke out during a demonstration in an Athens suburb against police violence, prompted by a video that appeared to ...
EastMed pipeline could be in place within five years, Israel says
The EastMed pipeline could be in place within five years, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said on Tuesday, describing it as an extremely important project.
“In Israel we have a ...
Nicosia welcomes Borrell’s remarks on Cyprus problem
Nicosia on Tuesday welcomed EU High Representative Josep Borrell’s comments which emphasise that “the Cyprus problem is clearly an EU problem”.
Government Spokesman Kyriacos Koushos referenced Borrell’s comments ...
Russia angry with Facebook for blocking some media posts
Russia accused Facebook on Monday of violating citizens’ rights by blocking some media outlets’ content in the latest standoff between a government and Big Tech.
Communications watchdog Roskomnadzor at the ...
France joins regional gas forum
The fourth ministerial meeting of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF) on Tuesday saw France become a member and the US join as an observer.
Attended by Energy Minister Natasa ...
Queen Elizabeth responds to Harry and Meghan’s accusations
Queen Elizabeth and her family issued a statement on Tuesday in response to Meghan and Prince Harry after they accused a family member of making a racist remark about their ...
Coronavirus: No new deaths, 420 new cases (updated)
The health ministry announced 420 new cases on Tuesday from a total of 34,799 tests, a positivity rate of 1.21 per cent, although no new deaths were reported.
The total number of deaths ...
OPAP Cyprus and Europa Donna are bosom buddies
Winning at life step by step
In honour of International Women’s Day, OPAP Cyprus reiterated its support for Europa Donna Cyprus and expressed its respect for every woman in ...
Lidl Cyprus signs charter as part of commitment to workplace diversity
Lidl Cyprus has signed the Diversity Charter with the Centre for Social Innovation – the EU’s official representative on the island, as part of a European Commission initiative to promote ...
Interior minister visits refugee camp during trip to Greece
Interior Minister Nicos Nouris visited a migrant and refugee camp Samos on Tuesday, during his two-day visit in Greece.
The minister was accompanied by Asylum Seekers Reception General Secretary Manos ...
Greek court rejects convicted killer’s request over where he serves sentence
A top Greek court on Tuesday rejected a request by a convicted assassin and member of the country’s most lethal guerrilla group against his transfer to a jail in ...
Nairobi: Kenya’s young, modern and fast-growing capital
In this video, we visit Nairobi, easily the largest city in East Africa, and also the youngest, the most modern, the fastest growing and, at nearly 1,700m in altitude, the ...
Screening pays homage to leading Swiss film director
In the framework of Francophonie 2021 and in cooperation with the Alliance Française de Limassol, the Embassy of Switzerland pays homage to one of its leading film directors Francis Reusser, ...
Italy opposes solution to Cyprus problem outside UN agreements
Italy strongly rejects any attempt to secure a solution to the Cyprus problem that is outside the scope of UN agreements and decisions, the country’s foreign minister Luigi Di ...
Parliament had no role in approval of citizenships, inquiry hears
Parliament had no role in the approval of citizenships as part of Cyprus’ controversial investment programme, its director told an inquiry on Tuesday.
Socratis Socratous said parliament staff had no ...
Save Your Hood group tackles Pedieos riverbed
A group of Nicosia residents spend last Sunday morning cleaning up Pedieos riverbed, following reports of large amounts of rubbish dumped in the area.
Large pieces of wood, plastic and ...
EU prepares to turn the screw on asset managers over greenwashing
By Simon Jessop and Kate Abnett
For money managers and advisers keen to market their sustainable investing credentials to European clients, going green is about to get a lot tougher.
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Michelin master: how a world-class chef gets his culinary inspiration
In this video, we meet chef Carlos Shin (Shin Seung-hwan), of Seoul’s one-Michelin-star Terreno restaurant, and discover how this Korean culinary master draws inspiration for his gourmet creations.
Despite ...
China launches Covid-19 vaccination certificates for cross-border travel
China has launched a digital COVID-19 vaccination certificate for its citizens planning cross-border travels, joining other countries issuing similar documents as they seek ways to reopen their economies.
As vaccines ...
One in three women endure physical or sexual violence, WHO says
Nearly one in three women worldwide is subjected to physical or sexual violence during her lifetime, pervasive criminal behaviour that has increased during the pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) ...
India summons British envoy over “unwarranted” criticism of farm protests
India’s foreign ministry said on Tuesday it had summoned the United Kingdom’s high commissioner over what it called “unwarranted and tendentious discussion” of Indian agricultural reforms in the ...