Cyprus has fewest women managers among EU members
Cyprus recorded the lowest percentage of women in managerial positions in 2024, with 25,3 per cent, compared to the EU average of 35.2 per cent, up from 31.8 per cent in 2014, Eurostat said on ...
More support pledged for domestic violence victims
New interventions to combat gender-based and domestic violence were announced on Monday at parliament, with Law Commissioner Sofia Kleopa Hadjikyriacou saying that access to support would not depend on the ...
Iranian general threatens missile strikes on Cyprus
A senior commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard corps (IRGC) warned on Monday of intensified missile attacks on Cyprus, citing what he claimed was an expanded United States military ...
A new chapter for Cypriot winemaking begins at CHATEAU PUNIN
In an event marked by strong symbolism and developmental significance, CHATEAU PUNIN, located in Parekklisia, Limassol, hosted the planting of Pinot Noir vineyards in Cyprus, a milestone that signals a ...
Lidl Cyprus: permanent low prices on selected fresh pork meats
Lidl Cyprus is bringing forward a new initiative that highlights its long-standing commitment to permanent low prices. With a clear sense of its social responsibility and a deep understanding of ...
Purdue, UNIC-Athens partner to advance research collab, online learning in Europe
Purdue University is expanding its global impact through a new strategic partnership with UNIC Athens of the University of Nicosia in Greece, to deepen a growing transatlantic network focused on ...
Why is the crypto market down today? How utility protocols are hardening the market infrastructure
After a period of relative stability, the global crypto market cap experienced a sharp contraction, leaving many investors asking why their screens have turned red. While price drops often spark ...
Trump: big wave in war with Iran yet to come
The ‘big wave’ is yet to come in the war with Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump told CNN on Monday, adding that Washington did not know who the country’...
Elias Neocleous & Co LLC advises on landmark cross-border Allwyn financing, exceeding €2B
Elias Neocleous & Co LLC has advised in connection with the issuance of €550,000,000 aggregate principal amount of senior secured notes due 2031 by Allwyn.
The notes were issued pursuant to an ...
Cyprus not a target, government repeats
Cyprus is operating under full operational readiness after two unmanned aerial drones heading towards the British bases at Akrotiri were intercepted, government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said on Monday, stressing that ...
Iran conflict widens to Lebanon, Kuwait mistakenly shoots down US jets
The U.S.-Israeli air war against Iran expanded on Monday with no end in sight, with Israel attacking Lebanon in response to strikes by Hezbollah, and Tehran firing missiles ...
US not veering into a new, endless war, Pentagon says
The Pentagon played down concerns on Monday that the U.S. attack on Iran risked plunging the United States into a new, open-ended conflict in the Middle East, even as ...
Cyprus has enough fuel supplies to last for two months
The Electricity Authority (EAC) said Monday that its fuel stocks are adequate and that for the moment it does not anticipate problems with supplies amid the conflict raging in the ...
Cyprus has one of highest bone marrow donor rates worldwide
The significance of the volunteer bone marrow donor registry of the Karaiskakio Foundation, was highlighted by Health Minister Neofytos Charalambides on Monday, who said the island boasts one of the ...
Short-form surge challenges Netflix and Disney
Microdramas generated an estimated $11 billion in global revenue and overtook major streaming platforms in daily mobile viewing time in the United States during 2025, according to a report from market analysis ...
Archaeological sites temporarily closed
The archaeological sites of Curium and Apollo Hylates, Kolossi Castle and the Archaeological Curium Museum will remain closed to the public until further notice, the department of antiquities announced on ...
Too early to gauge economic impact of attacks on Cyprus
It is too early to gauge the extent of the economic impact on Cyprus of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, although risks such as inflation are likely, an ...
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Two drones fired in direction of Akrotiri ‘dealt with’, fired from Lebanon
Two unmanned drones which had been fired in the direction of the United Kingdom’s Akrotiri air force base in Cyprus were “dealt with in a timely manner”, government spokesman ...
Bomb shelters cannot accommodate even half the population
There are approximately 2,500 bomb shelters available across Cyprus that can accommodate up to 45 per cent of the population, and efforts are ongoing to increase their number, Civil Defence head Maria ...
Pafilia Plaza: a new landmark rising in the heart of Paphos
There are moments in a city’s evolution when a development does more than introduce new residences, it reshapes the way people experience urban living. Pafilia Plaza is one such ...
Hundreds of Iranians cross border into Turkey, witness says
Hundreds of Iranians crossed the border into Turkey on Monday afternoon as the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran expanded, a Reuters witness said, with those arriving speaking of fear ...
Fierce competition reshapes European smartphone market
The European smartphone market declined by 1 per cent to 134.2 million units in 2025, according to the latest research released by market analysts Omdia.
This marked the end of what the firm ...
Combining sports and academic excellence
The number of private schools offering comprehensive athletic programmes on the island can be counted on your hands. Developing any high-quality athletic programme requires significant investment in facilities, specialised staff ...
Threat level at British Dhekelia base ‘low’
The threat level at the British Dhekelia base area, the UK’s eastern base in Cyprus, has been assessed to be “low”, chief superintendent Neil Cripps, the bases’ eastern divisional ...