MSC Aries: seafarers safe, negotiations for release ongoing
The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), a global shipping giant with offices in Limassol, on Wednesday issued an update regarding the seizure of the MSC Aries in the Strait of Hormuz ...
Money laundering suspect unable to afford bail
The 31-year-old Ukrainian woman who stands accused of money laundering was jailed pending a trial on Wednesday after being unable to afford bail.
The woman stands accused of laundering around €8 ...
Rebel Satoshi: This dual-token approach might be resetting the standard for Crypto Meme coins
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What is Rebel Satoshi?
What is the price outlook for Rebel Satoshi’s $RBLZ and $RECQ tokens?
Meme coins have become an integral part of the crypto community, with ...
Cyprus consumer price index drops to 1.6 per cent in March
The annual inflation rate of the Harmonised Consumer Price Index in Cyprus dropped to 1.6 per cent in March, mainly driven downward by a decrease in energy prices, according to a ...
EU programme launched for Turkish Cypriot businesses
The European Commission on Wednesday announced the launch of a new programme aimed at supporting Turkish Cypriot businesses.
The project will allow Turkish Cypriot small and medium-sized businesses and startups ...
Pain delivers pain
THE WAY THINGS ARE
Why wasn’t Joe Biden’s ‘Outrage and heartbreak!’ at the brutal death of seven foreign aid workers the reaction of a man who suffered family ...
Record participation in McDonald’s Ayia Napa Youth Soccer Festival
There is set to be a record number of participants in this year’s McDonald’s Ayia Napa Youth Soccer Festival, which will get underway at the end of April.
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Russian attack kills at least 13 in Ukraine’s Chernihiv
A Russian missile attack killed at least 13 residents and damaged buildings and municipal infrastructure in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv on Wednesday, local officials said.
As Russia continues to ...
Cameron says Israelis have decided to retaliate against Iran
Israel has clearly decided to retaliate against Iran for missile and drone attacks, Britain’s foreign minister David Cameron said during a visit to Israel on Wednesday, the starkest warning ...
Greens slam police inaction over poisoned animals
The Green Party on Wednesday slammed authorities for lack of action after numerous cats, a dog and several hedgehogs were found dead, probably from poison, in the village of Maroni ...
Prickly Paradise: succulents everywhere
Want to discover a stunning array of cacti, succulent flowers and plants? Then, mark your calendars for May 12 as the 15th Annual Exhibition of Cacti and other Succulents returns to ...
Cyprus tourist arrivals rise in first quarter — UK remains key market
Cyprus tourism experienced growth during the first quarter of 2024, marking a recovery after a previous period of decline, according to the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat), which released the relevant report ...
Free entry to museums on April 18
Entry to the island’s museums and archaeological sites will be free of charge to all visitors on Thursday to commemorate International Day of Monuments and Sites, which is marked ...
Cyprus votes ‘no’ as Kosovo takes step towards Council of Europe
Cypriot MPs voted “no” as the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (Pace) recommended that Kosovo’s application to join the Council of Europe be accepted on Tuesday night.
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Cyprus tourism urged to embrace politeness and hospitality
President of the association of Hotel Professionals of Cyprus (Pasydixe) Christos Angelides has called for more agility in the local tourism sector, saying that any long-term strategy remains vulnerable to ...
UCLan Cyprus Open Day: discover a world of opportunities
UCLan Cyprus’ upcoming Open Day will let prospective students explore distinct opportunities, immerse themselves in a unique experience, and discover the advantages provided by the British University of Cyprus.
The ...
UK jobs market cools again but worries remain for Bank of England
Britain’s labour market lost a bit more of its inflationary heat, data showed this week, offering some relief to the Bank of England, but stubborn underlying problems continued with ...
Orthodoxou Aviation taking Cyprus-Greece ferry bookings
Orthodoxou Aviation Ltd is pleased to announce ferry ticket reservations for the Cyprus-Greece sea route, aboard the DALEELA.
The ship will depart from the port of Limassol, sailing to Piraeus, ...
Renewed Akamas works ‘crucial for fire safety’
The forestry department on Wednesday responded to a renewed alert issued by environmentalist groups concerning road works being carried out in Akamas.
According to the forestry department’s statement the ...
Cyprus university signs MoU to advance AI-driven financial modelling
The University of Cyprus and Boltzmann Research, a team of scientists seeking to tackle the challenge of predicting financial markets, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), according to a ...
Five migrant boats pushed back to unknown location (Update 2)
Five migrant boats attempting to reach Cyprus from Lebanon were pushed back to unknown destinations, it emerged on Wednesday.
The pushbacks drew controversy, as the treatment of the migrants on ...
Cyprus Cyber Security Challenge for 14-25-year-olds
The Cyprus Computer Society (CCS) and the CyberMouflons Cybersecurity Team announce the seventh Cyprus Cyber Security Challenge (CCSC) to be held online over May 1-12, 2024.
The CCSC aims to form ...
Disastrous start for Cypriot driver Tziortzis in EuroNascar
Cypriot driver Vladimiros Tziortzis had a disastrous start to the EuroNascar season last weekend.
At the season opener in Valencia, Tziortzis started in 10th place for Saturday’s race, but ...
Rural tourism in Cyprus on the up, minister says
Agrotourism in Cyprus is on the rise, according to statements made by Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis at the 18th Annual General Assembly of the Cyprus Agrotourism Society held ...