NATO races to design long-term package but differences remain
NATO members are racing to complete a plan to provide long-term support to Ukraine, but are wrestling with how best to assure the country’s security until it can join ...
North’s animal pox spreads to Nicosia district
The north’s sheep and goat pox issue appears to have spread to close to the capital, with six farm animals in the northern Nicosia suburb of Mandres culled on ...
Historical flair meets nature’s charm
All villages in Cyprus offer something unique but PAUL LAMBIS finds one that blends modernity and history, culture and nature
Historical villages with Franco-Byzantine churches, traditional stone buildings, picturesque squares, ...
Greece scours shipwreck site; hundreds feared drowned in boat’s hold
Rescuers scoured the seas off Greece on Thursday following a shipwreck that killed at least 78 migrants, as hopes of survivors dwindled and fears grew that hundreds more, including children, may ...
Russia sets date of elections in newly annexed territories for September 10
Russia’s central election commission on Thursday set the date for regional elections in four Ukrainian provinces that Moscow claims to have annexed for Sept. 10, coinciding with votes in other ...
Glenda Jackson: Oscar-winning actress and former MP dies at 87
Actress Glenda Jackson, a two-time Oscar winner who later served as a socialist politician in the British parliament for 23 years, has died. She was 87.
One of four daughters of a ...
Binance records significant outflow of Bitcoin reserves, Tradecurve to offer global liquidity on its hybrid exchange
Binance is sued by the SEC, closely followed by a lawsuit against Coinbase. As centralized exchanges fall from grace, decentralized exchanges like Tradecurve and PancakeSwap become ever more important.
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Cyprus to strengthen energy ties with Israel (Update)
In talks in Jerusalem on Thursday, Cyprus and Israel discussed cooperation in the development of regional gas infrastructure, such as the ‘Cyprus Gateway’ initiative aiming to transfer natural gas via ...
Oil rebounds but economic outlook caps gains
Oil rebounded on Thursday after the previous day’s plunge, as data showed a jump in refinery runs at the world’s top crude importer China, though a weak economic ...
Cyprus swears in new judges in revamped court system
Despite the public’s general disdain for public institutions, Cypriot justice is trusted, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Thursday at a swearing in ceremony for the new judges at the ...
Contemporary equals fresh – contemporary Slovene graphic arts
The Hambis Municipal Printmaking Museum in Nicosia in collaboration with the Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts, the international Centre of Graphic Arts presents the exhibition Contemporary Equals Fresh – Contemporary Slovene ...
Investors on guard for market stress as Fed signals more hikes ahead
A hawkish message from the Federal Reserve amid a robust stock market rally is presenting investors with a conundrum: how to maintain exposure to rising equities while also guarding against ...
North’s 4G network ‘ready on July 30’
Telsim, the largest telecommunications network in the north, have announced that its long-awaited upgrade to 4G mobile internet will be ready for operations on July 30.
Speaking on Thursday morning, its ...
Massive environmental conference to be held in Limassol
The world’s community of environmental economists will flock to Cyprus this June, as Limassol welcomes one of the largest scientific conferences to have ever gathered on the island.
Held ...
EU innovation institute to open new centre in Cyprus
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and the Research and Innovation Foundation (Idek) this week co-organised an Info Day at the A.G. Leventis Gallery, where they unveiled ...
‘All concerns’ will be taken into account over Limassol’s Lady’s Mile
Limassol municipality will consider all concerns before proceeding with the €6 million redevelopment of the Lady’s Mile road in the sensitive area of Akrotiri, the city’s mayor Nicos Nicolaides ...
City begin Premier League title defence at Kompany’s Burnley
Manchester City begin their title defence with a trip to promoted Burnley, who are managed by the champions’ former captain Vincent Kompany, the Premier League said on Thursday.
City open ...
Russia’s VTB to launch cross-border transfers with India, Turkey
Russia’s No. 2 lender VTB (VTBR.MM) on Thursday said it would increase the number of countries to which retail clients can send money to 25 from 11, with India and Turkey ...
Boris Johnson wilfully misled parliament, says UK report dubbed “rubbish” by ex-PM
Britain’s Boris Johnson should be excluded from parliament for wilfully misleading lawmakers over rule-breaking COVID lockdown parties at his office, a committee said on Thursday in a damning report ...
‘Whatever we plant, they eat’ – north declares war on wild donkeys
Turkish Cypriot farmers in Karpasia are demanding a solution to the problem of free-roaming donkeys, which they say have spread far beyond their designated area and have become a crop-chomping ...
ECB to raise rates further even as economy stutters
The European Central Bank is all but certain to raise borrowing costs to their highest level in 22 years on Thursday and leave the door open to more hikes, extending its ...
Get a taste of summer this Sunday
This week’s Sunday Mail will include the latest issue of Taste of Summer, a guide to all the best restaurants, bars, cafés, and hot spots to enjoy the ...
Dog food recalled
A type of dog food has been recalled after it was found to contain salmonella.
Peritas Australian Recipe Top Quality Barf Food, which is imported from Greece, was found in ...
Too soon to assess agriculture losses from Ukraine dam breach in Russian-controlled areas – Russian deputy PM
A senior Russian official said on Thursday it was too soon to assess agricultural losses in Russian-controlled areas from the breaching of Ukraine’s Kakhovka dam, state news agency TASS ...