Foreign ministry welcomes PACE resolution
The foreign ministry welcomed on Friday the adoption of a resolution on Varosha by the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
The resolution called for the immediate return ...
Police chief: pick up the phone in 10 seconds
Following the outcry against police which came after a 41-year-old woman was murdered in Paphos amid allegations officers dragged their feet, the police chief has issued written orders to all ...
Child kidnapped to the north, govt monitoring case
A woman has reported her husband for kidnapping their three-year-old child and fleeing to the north, it emerged on Friday.
The child’s mother Martina Malikzada, 27, an asylum seeker from ...
More to enjoy from Casts of an Island
A series of parallel events will take place in Limassol as part of the exhibition Casts of an Island. Starting on Saturday, the exhibition will host artists every Saturday evening ...
Iranians in Cyprus vote for president in Nicosia
By Robert Morgan
Iranians living in the Republic of Cyprus will vote today at their country’s embassy at Nicosia to elect a new president of the Islamic Republic.
The ...
Labour ministry to get makeover
An architectural design tender was launched on Friday for the remodelling and expansion of the labour ministry while maintaining the building’s identity and historical character. The original form of ...
Tenfold fines for firework enthusiasts
Troodos will not be allowed to go up in flames while others play with fireworks, Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou has stressed, noting that tenfold fines are in the pipeline.
She ...
Efforts ongoing to stop strike, doctors stick to plan
Efforts are being made to avert a doctors’ strike, scheduled for July 2 and 3, Health Minister Michalis Damianos has said.
Meanwhile, doctors in state hospitals have postponed scheduled theatre and outpatients ...
Huge mounds of rotting trash pile up around Gaza camps
Mounds of trash rotting in the heat are piling up close to where displaced people are sheltering in Gaza, a U.N. official said on Friday, raising fears about the ...
Multi-millionaire Iordanou to be buried in home village
Cypriot businessman Dinos Iordanou, who suffered a fatal heart attack on June 16 at the age of 71, is to be buried on Saturday in his home village of Mathiatis, Nicosia.
Mathiatis ...
Cyprus considers state salary reforms following IMF consultations
A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday held informal discussions with members of the House Finance Committee during their technical assistance mission to Cyprus.
The visit was ...
A minute with Aris Violaris or Avios Interior architect & 3D visual artist, aspiring potter
Where do you live?I Live in Pallouriotissa, Nicosia. Three years ago, I had the chance to move to Mykonos with my parents, but I chose to stay in Cyprus. ...
Cyprus firm honoured in Global Maritime Tech Startup Map
Maritime firm Prevention at Sea, based in Cyprus, has recently been honoured with a feature in the GreenTech and Decarbonisation category on the newly updated Global Maritime Tech Startup Map ...
India look to end title drought, South Africa seek redemption
India will be out to end their global title drought while South Africa are seeking to bury their ‘chokers’ tag at Kensington Oval on Saturday when the tournament’s two ...
North brings in 135 influencers to ‘get job done’
Over a hundred influencers from the UK, Germany and Turkey will have all costs covered to help promote the north and drum up tourism.
Media in the north reported that ...
Tatar to discuss opening Mia Milia checkpoint with Holguin
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar will discuss opening a new checkpoint a Mia Milia during his meeting with UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin slated for July 1, it emerged on Friday.
...
42-year-old gets nine years for manslaughter
A 42-year-old was sentenced to nine years in jail by the Famagusta district court for the manslaughter of Nikos Angeli, 34.
Police said in a press release that the 42-year-old had ...
Prison threat for washing cars
Hosing down pavements, roads, verandas, fences and cars could land you with a three-month prison sentence or a €513 fine – or both – the agriculture ministry has warned.
The ministry notes that, ...
EU Commission stresses right to asylum amid safety concerns for ‘buffer zone migrants’
The EU Commission is closely monitoring the situation of the ‘buffer zone migrants’ who continue to be stranded in the Green Line amid ongoing extreme weather warnings, it emerged on ...
Kremlin says Putin didn’t set his alarm to tune into US debate
President Vladimir Putin did not get up in the middle of the night to watch the U.S. presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, and Russia will not ...
TV Shows We Love: Psych
From the very first episode of Psych, it’s clear that this 2006 American comedy isn’t your standard detective drama.
Psych is less about crimes themselves, and more about the ...
Gesy to benefit from EU e-health, minister says
The comprehensive citizen e-health system is a hugely significant “product of civilisation” and a decisive step towards strengthening the national health scheme Gesy and promoting patient rights, Health Minister Michalis ...
Currency markets coordinators Revisione: Learn myths regarding forex trading
Globally, the foreign exchange market is the biggest financial market. Indeed, the average daily turnover of this market alone is trillions of USD. No matter how long a trader has ...
Starmer says he would quit if he lost election
Keir Starmer, leader of the opposition Labour Party and favourite to become Britain’s next prime minister, said on Friday he would quit if his party failed to win the ...