Woman convicted for fatal hit-and-run incident involving 10-year-old
A 74-year-old woman was found guilty of fatally injuring a 10-year-girl who was hit by a car while crossing a street.
Paphos district court found the older woman guilty on ...
Regulation of farmers’ markets remains uncertain
Regulation of public farmers’ markets is still in limbo, MP Giannakis Gabriel, head of the parliamentary committee for agriculture, said on Wednesday.
“The fact that the President in his 100 days ...
Man hospitalised after car accident
A 55-year-old man is in critical but stable condition at the Nicosia general hospital after sustaining multiple rib and spinal fractures, as well as a liver rupture, following a road ...
OnlyFans creator selling her material, not her body
THEO PANAYIDES meets the only Cypriot woman openly selling her wares on OnlyFans, posting videos and other adult content. A competitive woman of many parts
It shouldn’t have to ...
An agile approach to revolutionising the legal industry
It’s particularly important in the fast-paced world of law where deadlines are crucial
By Dorina Mastora
Advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) are seemingly conquering the world. They offer ...
Discontent over abolition of relief measures rising
The abolition of the tax freeze on fuels and electricity sends the message that the government is out of touch with society, Peo union claimed on Wednesday.
“The decision shows ...
Coming up at of University of Cyprus Cultural Festival
More musical, theatre, dance and poetry performances are set to take place at Axiothea Mansion as the 26th Cultural Festival of the University of Cyprus continues. Presenting a modern approach ...
Limassol police and coast guard conducting exercises
Port and maritime police on Wednesday announced they will be conducting an exercise in the sea, in the area adjacent to the Limassol coastal walk.
The exercise is scheduled to ...
Daily News Briefing
In today’s episode, President Nikos Christodoulides on Tuesday announced an upcoming plan to address the housing crisis, and that moves are underway to improve bicommunal ties, in addition to ...
School nurses on government’s radar, says President
The stationing of school nurses is to be gradually introduced, President Nikos Christodoulides announced on Tuesday, in the context of his 100 days in government press conference.
The president spoke of ...
India is moving towards a ‘soft’ dictatorship
We’re not surprised when religious zealots in some benighted part of the American heartland ban the teaching of evolution in the local school, but what could have possessed the ...
Today’s weather: Sunny, rising temps
On Wednesday the weather will be mostly clear, with locally increased clouds and showers possible in the afternoon, mainly in the mountains. Winds will be variable, light, up to 3 Beaufort, ...
Two eighteen-year-olds injured in motorbike crash
Two young motorbike riders were hospitalised on Tuesday following a collision in Nicosia.
The crash happened around 5pm on Amathoustos Street, in Dali, according to police information, when the 18-year-old ...
Bomb explodes in sleepy Paphos village
Police on Wednesday are investigating an explosion in a car owned by a 27-year-old man in the early morning hours in the small Paphos village of Argaka.
According to the ...
Ukraine spy chief accuses Russia of ‘mining’ cooling pond at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Ukraine‘s military intelligence chief accused Russia of “mining” the cooling pond used to keep the reactors cool at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine‘s south.
The six-reactor ...
Cyprus university praised as ally of the state, assured of mutual collaboration
Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy Philippos Hadjizacharias this week described the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) as a fundamental pillar for knowledge and research on the island.
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Cyprus Business Now
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) this week announced that its business mission, led by Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis, departed on Tuesday for the city of ...
UK grocery inflation edges lower for third straight month
British grocery inflation eased slightly for the third month in a row in June, industry data showed on Tuesday, providing a modicum of comfort for consumers worn down by a ...
EU to target export controls on military use goods, outbound investment risks
The European Commission plans to propose measures this year to address security risks posed by outbound investments as well as reinforcing export controls on goods that have both civilian and ...
‘Fake facts’ on the EU’s Nature Restoration Law
EU effort to bring in an ambitious plan to restore natural systems has taken a battering in Cyprus and elsewhere in the bloc
Nature restoration makes total good sense. We ...
Our View: Must Cyprus farmers pay price for rushed green policies?
Farmers were on the streets again on Monday, making a nuisance of themselves, some might say, over EU regulations designed to cut pesticides, a very worthy endeavour it must be ...
Sudanese civilians killed and shot at as they flee Darfur city by foot
An increasing number of Sudanese civilians fleeing El Geneina, a city in Darfur hit by repeated militia attacks, have been killed or shot at as they tried to escape by ...
Calls to extend objection period for Akamas plan
The Polis Chrysochous mayor on Tuesday called for an extension of the four-month objection window for the local Akamas plan.
The deadline is set for June 24 and in a letter ...
Psychiatric department under strain at prisons
Understaffing and a lack of interest have left the prisons psychiatric department without fulltime employees for the past year, the justice ministry said on Tuesday, after the subject surfaced at ...