Emblematic clock back in place on Nicosia’s old GSP stadium
An emblematic clock that used to tell the time at the old GSP stadium in the city centre of Nicosia has been placed back in the same area, the Nicosia ...
Spider-Man: A tale of rejection
The world is full of great people, literary works and one-of-a-kind products that were once met with derision.
Abraham Lincoln lost eight elections before he became one of the greatest ...
A third of women with cancer get breast cancer
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer for women in Cyprus, with almost a third of them affected by the disease getting breast cancer, the health ministry’s ...
Crypto insiders shift focus from Cosmos (ATOM) and Monero (XMR) to VC Spectra (SPCT)
Crypto investors are recalibrating their focus in the dynamic DeFi landscape. As Cosmos (ATOM) introduces its nBTC Interchain and Monero (XMR) optimizes for macOS ARM, VC Spectra (SPCT) emerges as ...
Cyprus economy remains resilient amidst regional challenges, president says
President Nikos Christodoulides this week underlined the government’s commitment to building a resilient economy, with a focus on modernity, justice, transparency, and the green and digital transition at its ...
Leptos Group recognised for green practices
The non-profit Cyprus Recycling Organization (OAK), the pioneering collective Construction and Demolition Waste Management System, recently hosted its inaugural Environmental Awards Ceremony for contractors and members, to mark 2022 accomplishments.
Since 2019, ...
President heads to Brussels for EU summit
President Nikos Christodoulides is headed to Brussels on Wednesday to participate in the European Council summit where leaders will discuss pressing matters such as the Ukraine conflict, migration and the ...
Young lawyers working for a ‘pittance’
Serious delays in Cyprus’ justice sector lead young lawyers to find jobs outside their expertise, a phenomenon worsened by “pittance pay”, the House legal committee heard on Wednesday.
Newly appointed ...
New campus for PASCAL Private Schools Lemesos
PASCAL Education is delighted to announce a landmark development that underscores its commitment to providing a world-class education. With unwavering dedication to academic excellence and holistic student development, we are ...
Vinicius Jr ‘back to his best,’ says Real Madrid boss Ancelotti
Vinicius Jr has returned to his best form after the winger produced a fine performance to help Real Madrid claim a 2-1 Champions League win over Sporting Braga, manager Carlo ...
BoE likely to keep high rates on hold even as signs of slowdown mount
The Bank of England looks set to keep interest rates on hold next week but also stress that it is far from relaxing its fight against Britain’s high inflation ...
Another case against 2013 haircut dismissed
The District Court of Famagusta rejected another citizen lawsuit against the state for losses incurred through the 2013 haircut on bank deposits.
According to a statement from the Legal Service, the ...
Court cases into Limassol violence postponed
Scores of riot police officers surrounded Limassol criminal court on Wednesday, as 13 suspects linked to the racist violence against migrants last month arrived for their hearings.
The date of the ...
Vulnerable groups advised on airborne dust
The labour inspection department warned vulnerable groups on Wednesday that high dust concentrations in the air may require some to take additional safety measures.
The department announced that the dust ...
Barclays signals major cost cuts as margin pressure mounts
Britain’s Barclays (BARC.L) will embark on another restructuring round in the coming months to mitigate the effects of margin pressure from competition in the savings market and another ...
Restaurant review: Shibui, Limassol
The Limassol culinary scene has recently expanded with the addition of two new establishments: Salone, an Italian restaurant specialising in pizzas and pasta dishes, and Shibui, an Asian gourmet restaurant. ...
Elderly woman scammed out of thousands in con
The police on Wednesday warned the public that another elderly woman has been scammed out of tens of thousands of euros under the ‘fake doctor’ con.
The case emerged after ...
Russian parliament completes passage of law shifting stance on nuclear test ban treaty
Russia’s parliament completed the passage of a law on Wednesday that withdraws Moscow’s ratification of the global treaty banning nuclear weapons tests.
The upper house, the Federation Council ...
Police report 71 drivers in 24-hour road safety checks
Paphos police carried out road safety checks with 71 drivers reported within 24 hours, while a 37-year-old tested positive for driving under the influence of drugs.
The police announcement on Wednesday stated ...
3.7 Richter earthquake off Cyprus coast
A 3.7 Richter earthquake struck off the coast of Cyprus this morning, northwest of Polis Chrysochou, the Geological Survey Department said on Wednesday.
According to the announcement the department made, the ...
Oil dips as economic concerns offset Middle East supply worries
Oil fell for a fourth day on Wednesday as concerns about slowing European demand offset worries about Middle East supply disruptions stemming from the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza.
Brent crude ...
‘Who are you?’, asks bubbly Paphos artist
THEO PANAYIDES meets a woman 20 years after she first arrived on the island, and finds a creative using art to tell the stories of those less fortunate
The old town ...
Ariel Lavi: A Global Cinematic Virtuoso
By Nadeem Marini
Ariel Lavi, an international maestro of the film world, has become synonymous with powerful storytelling and unparalleled creative excellence. From his groundbreaking Nigerian film “Dangerous Silence” to ...
Apple backs Biden’s push for right-to-repair law
Apple (AAPL.O), the world’s largest tech company, said on Tuesday that it will back a US right-to-repair bill, following years of complaints from consumer advocates that its sleek ...