Toddler seriously injured in Limassol scooter accident
Police on Tuesday said that a scooter driver is being sought in connection with an accident on Monday afternoon in which a one-year-old toddler was seriously injured alongside its mother ...
Trump slams EU over ‘nasty’ €120M fine on Musk’s X: ‘Europe is going in bad directions’
President Donald Trump called a fine imposed on Elon Musk’s social media company X by European Union tech regulators “a nasty one” and said he did not understand how ...
Traditional Cypriot dishes: A guide to the most popular foods in Cyprus
Cypriots take food seriously, not in a formal sense, but as a cornerstone of daily life and social connection. Eating is rarely rushed and seldom treated as a purely functional ...
New Yellow Weather warning in effect until Wednesday
A new yellow weather warning is in effect from 5am on Tuesday until 5am on Wednesday, as the barometric low Byron continues to affect the island, the meteorology department said ...
Today’s weather: Rains and isolated storms
On Tuesday, barometric low BYRON will continue to affect the island’s weather. It will be cloudy with occasional rain and isolated storms, which could lead to hail.
Temperatures will ...
Australia’s social media ban for children takes effect in world first
Australia has become the first country to ban social media for children under 16, blocking access to platforms including TikTok, Alphabet’s GOOGL.O YouTube and Meta’s META.O Instagram ...
Israeli military says it struck Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon
The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it struck infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in several areas in southern Lebanon, including what it described as a training compound used by the ...
Thailand-Cambodia fighting spreads along contested border
Thailand said it was taking action to expel Cambodian forces from its territory on Tuesday, as renewed fighting between the two Southeast Asian neighbours spread along the disputed border.
Each ...
Cyprus Business Now: banks, real estate, gaming, GDP
GamesUp42 has grown from a young studio into one of the most dynamic gaming ecosystems operating out of Cyprus, and its story reflects the island’s rapid rise as a ...
Cyprus startup community to meet for exit-themed event
Cyprus’ startup community will gather in Nicosia on December 16, for the second session of From Zero, an event designed to explore what it takes to grow, exit, and rebuild a ...
EU sea port freight stagnates as volumes remain below 2019 peak
The European Union’s sea ports handled an estimated 3.4 billion tonnes of freight in 2024, a level unchanged from the previous year but still short of the decade’s peak as ...
UK house price growth slows to weakest rate since March
Britain’s housing market slowed in November in both annual and monthly terms in the run-up to the government’s budget, according to figures from mortgage lender Halifax.
Halifax said ...
North to ban plastic bags from January 1
The sale or free distribution of single-use plastic shopping bags with a thickness between 15 and 50 microns – millionths of a metre – are to be banned in the north from January 1, its ...
Our View: Reshuffle sees president stake claim as candidate of the centre right
President Nikos Christodoulides caught everyone unaware with the cabinet reshuffle he announced on Friday afternoon, very soon after returning from his trip to Kyiv. It was a very well-managed reshuffle, ...
Trump says he will put tariffs on fertilizer from Canada if needed
President Donald Trump warned on Monday that he will impose severe tariffs on fertilizer from Canada if he deems it necessary.
“A lot of it does come in from Canada, ...
Ukraine to share revised peace plan with U.S. on Tuesday, Zelenskiy says
Ukraine will share a revised peace plan with the U.S. on Tuesday aimed at ending Russia’s war, after talks in London between President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and the leaders ...
President outlines economic and international priorities at Keve assembly
President Nikos Christodoulides spoke on Monday at the annual general assembly of the chamber of commerce and industry (Keve), emphasising the government’s economic and international policy agenda.
He highlighted ...
Finance minister warns over Phaneromeni school redevelopment
New concerns over the plan to redevelop the former Phaneromeni primary school site were raised by Finance Minister Makis Keravnos on Monday, who warned the current contract places an unfair ...
Heavy rains bring little inflow into dams
Despite heavy rains over the weekend, no significant amount of water flowed into the reservoirs of the Paphos district, the Water Development Department said on Monday.
But the WDD’s ...
Man jailed for smuggling cocaine at Paphos airport
A 53-year-old man was sentenced to eight years in prison on Monday by the Paphos criminal court for smuggling and possessing cocaine.
He was also found guilty of laundering money ...
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Nicosia-inspired story turns Christmas concert
Did you know that Suzy the Fox lives in Athalassa’s Park? She is not an ordinary fox, but the protagonist of Suzy’s Christmas Journey: A world of Carols – ...
Real estate agents president says been threatened by criminal elements
The Real Estate Agents Registration Council said on Monday that its president has personally received threats from criminal elements to withdraw a complaint filed against a real estate agent alleged ...
Court to decide on legality of key witness testimony in property dispute case
The Nicosia criminal court is expected to deliver its ruling on December 18 regarding the admissibility of testimony from German real estate agent Eva Isabella Kunzel, the court announced on Monday.
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Is MUTM the new Solana (SOL) in making? experts predicting 18x before mid-2026
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is gaining strong attention in the market as its presale continues to attract rapid demand. Many early supporters are now calling it a rising star. Some compare ...