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Sunday 26 May | 08:30

Sunday 26 May | 09:00

UN Secretary-General’s personal envoy, Maria Holguin, is set to brief Antonio Guterres on the Cyprus issue, probably in the first half of June, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Saturday. ...

Sunday 26 May | 08:30

Our View: Investigate costly project disputes inherited by government

Disputes between the state and big project contractors are nothing new, but never before has a government been forced to deal with so many at the same time. All ...

By CM: Our View

UN envoy to brief Guterres on Cyprus issue in June

Saturday 25 May | 10:19

Politics to porn: what is Cyprus looking at online?

‘We’ve moved out of the villages, but we still like to know what our neighbours are up to!’ ALIX NORMAN looks at what the island uses the internet for ‘...

By Alix Norman

Sunday 26 May | 09:43

Festivals underline importance of nature

Flower festivals underline the importance of nature and the need to promote environmental culture for its protection, Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou said on Saturday evening opening an event in Yermasoyia. “...

By Katy Turner

Friday 24 May | 16:42

Official side did not leak info during major property trial, court rules

Neither the legal service nor the police were found to have leaked information to local and foreign media in connection with a criminal case brought against a leading property developer ...

By Jean Christou

Saturday 25 May | 18:34

President warns companies on failing to meet project obligations

President Nikos Christodoulides sent a message on Saturday to companies responsible for implementing strategic projects in Cyprus, emphasising that those failing to meet their obligations will not be tolerated. He ...

Sunday 26 May | 09:18

Showers possible in the mountains

With clouds developing in the mountains on Sunday afternoon there is the possibility of some showers. With increased dust remaining in the atmosphere, there is also the chance of some ...

By Staff Reporter

Saturday 25 May | 14:56

Dry winter promises tough summer, warns Kettis

A difficult summer is expected due to the dry winter, fire services’ spokesman, Andreas Kettis said on Saturday. In an interview with the Cyprus News Agency (CNA) Kettis also said ...

Friday 24 May | 15:44

North ‘wishes’ it could send humanitarian aid to Gaza

The north wishes it could send humanitarian aid to Gaza, ‘parliament speaker’ Zorlu Tore said on Friday. Deputising for Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar at a ceremony for members of ...

By Tom Cleaver

Saturday 25 May | 10:19

Politics to porn: what is Cyprus looking at online?

‘We’ve moved out of the villages, but we still like to know what our neighbours are up to!’ ALIX NORMAN looks at what the island uses the internet for ‘...

By Alix Norman

Sunday 26 May | 09:18

Showers possible in the mountains

With clouds developing in the mountains on Sunday afternoon there is the possibility of some showers. With increased dust remaining in the atmosphere, there is also the chance of some ...

By Staff Reporter

Saturday 25 May | 14:56

Dry winter promises tough summer, warns Kettis

A difficult summer is expected due to the dry winter, fire services’ spokesman, Andreas Kettis said on Saturday. In an interview with the Cyprus News Agency (CNA) Kettis also said ...

Cyprus

Sunday 26 May | 09:43

Festivals underline importance of nature

By Katy Turner

Sunday 26 May | 09:18

Showers possible in the mountains

With clouds developing in the mountains on Sunday afternoon there is the possibility of some showers. With increased dust remaining in the atmosphere, there is also the chance of some ...

By Staff Reporter

Sunday 26 May | 09:00

Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting May 20: Chief Scientist Demetris Skourides was a prominent participant in the First International Symposium: Digital Twins 4 Healthcare, according ...

By Souzana Psara

Saturday 25 May | 19:40

Cyprus takes steps to reduce plastic use, says agriculture ministry

The agriculture ministry commented on Saturday about the measures adopted to reduce plastics in Cyprus, on the occasion of International Plastic-Free Day. In a statement, the ministry noted that since 2018, ...

Saturday 25 May | 18:34

President warns companies on failing to meet project obligations

Business and Finance

Sunday 26 May | 09:00

Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

By Souzana Psara

Sunday 26 May | 08:00

Europe stock pickers go old-school to ride the next wave in AI

European stock pickers are turning to more established sectors like utilities, professional data providers and even copper miners to tap into the next wave of the AI boom, a year ...

Sunday 26 May | 07:30

Microsoft promotes new tools for making AI software

Microsoft has talked up new tools aimed at encouraging programmers to build AI-focused technology into Windows software as it races against Alphabet (GOOGL.O), Amazon.com (AMZN.O) and Apple (...

Sunday 26 May | 06:00

Amazon says it has not halted any Nvidia chip orders

Amazon.com’s (AMZN.O) cloud services unit said this week that it has not halted any orders of Nvidia’s (NVDA.O) most advanced chip on the market, but ...

Saturday 25 May | 08:30

Cyprus Business Now

Hellenic Bank on Friday released its financial results for the first quarter of 2024, recording an after-tax profit of €93.3 million, with interim CEO Antonis Rouvas saying that the year “started on ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

In case you missed it

Sunday 19 May | 11:51

Clampdown on foreign property buyers in the north

By Esra Aygin

Wednesday 22 May | 12:00

Restaurant review: La Casa Brunch & Tapas, Peyia

By Sarah Coyne

Friday 24 May | 13:46

EU issues warning to Cyprus over 15 per cent tax rate for multinationals

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Saturday 25 May | 11:00 profile

Thanasis and the butcher shop of justice

By Theo Panayides

Opinion

Our View

Sunday 26 May | 08:30

‘No one can act with impunity’: ICC arrest warrants are a major test for international justice

Monday 20 May | 15:03

Assange wins permission to appeal US extradition

What’s on

Saturday 25 May | 11:27

Made with Love: Pride flea market

As part of the ongoing colourful celebrations of Pride month, a flea market is coming to Nicosia, transforming the lower level of Eleftheria Square into a festive ground. The Made ...

Friday 24 May | 19:31

A night in Havana

As summer approaches more and more outdoor events are added to the island’s cultural calendar. Summer concerts in amphitheatres are starting to make their annual comeback and one of ...

Friday 24 May | 14:30

TV shows we love: After Life

After Life is a poignant exploration of life’s complexities, blending melancholy with a profound and unexpected sense of vitality. It offers a tapestry of contradictions, politically incorrect yet poetic, ...

By Jonathan Shkurko

Friday 24 May | 13:32

Event blends nature, fashion and music

An event combining nature, fashion and music will take place on Saturday at the Botanical Garden of the Atsas Educational Centre, under the auspices of the First Lady Philippa Karsera ...

Friday 24 May | 11:54

Music Fest set to celebrate 10 years

Windcraft Music Fest is turning ten this year and is preparing a groovier-than-ever comeback to Katydata on July 13 and 14. Once more, wind instruments take the lead and promise to offer ...

Friday 24 May | 09:59

Film nights by the sea

As the sun sets over Larnaca shores, the town’s seafront transforms into an open-air cinema this summer. A new series of outdoor film screenings will take place throughout the ...

Thursday 23 May | 13:58

Learn all about Cyprus’ olive oil

An educational day trip for adults is what the Association of the Friends of the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia has planned for June. It involves visiting the Atsas Organic ...

By Max Hunder and Vitalii Hnidyi A Russian strike on a crowded DIY hardware store in Kharkiv killed 12 people and wounded dozens more, Ukrainian prosecutors said on Sunday morning, the ...

World news

Sunday 26 May | 09:58

Russian attack on Ukraine’s Kharkiv kills twelve, injures dozens

Sunday 26 May | 09:28

Three bodies retrieved from Papua New Guinea landslide, UN says

Emergency teams pulled three bodies from the rubble of Papua New Guinea’s massive landslide, the U.N. said on Sunday, warning the death toll of five would likely rise ...

Sunday 26 May | 09:25

China’s Li, Japan’s Kishida in South Korea for first trilateral talks in four years

By Hyonhee Shin and Katya Golubkova Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida arrived in Seoul on Sunday for a trilateral summit with their South Korean counterpart, ...

Saturday 25 May | 17:27

More than 300 buried in Papua New Guinea landslide, local media says

Saturday 25 May | 16:23

Israel presses on with strikes in Gaza after World Court ruling

Saturday 25 May | 14:31

G7 will try to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine

Life & style

Saturday 25 May | 16:00

Plant-based meat alternatives trying to exit culture wars

By S. Marek Muller and David Rooney Increasingly, vegans, vegetarians and others looking for meat alternatives are seeing a new option on the menu: patties that look, taste and even ...

By The Conversation

Saturday 25 May | 14:35

Meet Paris’ black dandies, the Sapeurs

By Daouda Coulibaly You can spot them in the streets of Paris or at fashion events in London, Milan, Brussels or Dubai. Most are black African men with ...

By The Conversation

Saturday 25 May | 11:30

Gazpacho: A Tale of Andalusian Origins

Gazpacho, the cold, refreshing soup known for its bright flavours and vibrant colours, is a dish that speaks volumes about the culinary history and cultural landscapes of Spain. This quintessentially ...

Saturday 25 May | 11:00 profile

Thanasis and the butcher shop of justice

Leto Cariolou’s CV is easy to find. Go online – whether to her law firm in Cyprus, or Garden Court Chambers in London – and you can read about her years ...

By Theo Panayides

Saturday 25 May | 10:19

Politics to porn: what is Cyprus looking at online?

‘We’ve moved out of the villages, but we still like to know what our neighbours are up to!’ ALIX NORMAN looks at what the island uses the internet for ‘...

By Alix Norman

Friday 24 May | 14:54

An introduction to India’s cashless Health Insurance policy in India

The importance of health cannot be overstated, and hence having the right healthcare insurance is essential. But even with the right healthcare insurance, you may have to worry about out-of-pocket ...

Sport

Sunday 26 May | 09:30

Mbappe glad to leave PSG on winning note

France forward Kylian Mbappe said he is leaving Paris St Germain with his head held high after the Ligue 1 champions’ 2-1 victory over Olympique Lyonnais in the French Cup final. ...

Saturday 25 May | 19:01

Delight for Red Devils as they beat Man City 2-1 to win FA Cup

Manchester United produced their best performance of a mediocre season to upset Manchester City 2-1 in the FA Cup final on Saturday and deprive their rivals ...

Saturday 25 May | 18:26

Leclerc takes pole in Monaco as Verstappen hits the wall

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc ended Max Verstappen’s record-equalling run of Formula One pole positions by putting in a blistering qualifying lap at his home Monaco Grand ...

It cannot be easy for any new restaurant when the roads around it are affected by roadworks and, at times, access is entirely blocked. Sadly, this has been the case ...

Saturday 25 May | 17:26

Copa America to feature its first female referees

Saturday 25 May | 13:47

Djokovic’s shaky season opens window of opportunity at Roland Garros

Saturday 25 May | 10:00

More history beckons City as ailing United stand in their way

Food & drink

Wednesday 22 May | 12:00

Restaurant review: La Casa Brunch & Tapas, Peyia

By Sarah Coyne

Wednesday 15 May | 12:00

Restaurant Review: Ayios Epiktitos tavern, Limassol

By Andrea Kouyiali Taverns are usually associated with the best of traditional Cypriot food – and it goes without saying that meat is front and centre of the feast. What happens ...

Saturday 25 May | 16:00

Plant-based meat alternatives trying to exit culture wars

By S. Marek Muller and David Rooney Increasingly, vegans, vegetarians and others looking for meat alternatives are seeing a new option on the menu: patties that look, taste and even ...

By The Conversation

Saturday 25 May | 11:30

Gazpacho: A Tale of Andalusian Origins

Friday 24 May | 10:30

Guest recipes with Serene Tharian

Vendakka Mappas – Okra Curry with Coconut Milk Creamy coconut milk with crunchy bits of okra is what makes this vegan Kerala style curry so delicious. Finally I am done with ...

Thursday 23 May | 13:58

Learn all about Cyprus’ olive oil

An educational day trip for adults is what the Association of the Friends of the Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia has planned for June. It involves visiting the Atsas Organic ...

Great read

Friday 24 May | 08:24

Divisions, elections and Assad lay bare Europe’s Syrian quagmire

Thursday 23 May | 16:00

Want to be an influencer?

Saturday 25 May | 11:00 profile

Thanasis and the butcher shop of justice

Friday 24 May | 08:24

Divisions, elections and Assad lay bare Europe’s Syrian quagmire

Thursday 23 May | 16:00

Want to be an influencer?

Saturday 25 May | 11:00 profile

Thanasis and the butcher shop of justice

European stock pickers are turning to more established sectors like utilities, professional data providers and even copper miners to tap into the next wave of the AI boom, a year ...

Tech

Sunday 26 May | 08:00

Europe stock pickers go old-school to ride the next wave in AI

Sunday 26 May | 07:30

Microsoft promotes new tools for making AI software

Microsoft has talked up new tools aimed at encouraging programmers to build AI-focused technology into Windows software as it races against Alphabet (GOOGL.O), Amazon.com (AMZN.O) and Apple (...

Sunday 26 May | 06:00

Amazon says it has not halted any Nvidia chip orders

Amazon.com’s (AMZN.O) cloud services unit said this week that it has not halted any orders of Nvidia’s (NVDA.O) most advanced chip on the market, but ...

Saturday 25 May | 07:30

EU data protection board says ChatGPT still not meeting data accuracy standards

OpenAI’s efforts to produce less factually false output from its ChatGPT chatbot are not enough to ensure full compliance with European Union data rules, a task force at the ...

Saturday 25 May | 06:30

The $5 trillion AI boom could both succeed and fizzle

Artificial intelligence models can produce apparently brilliant responses to human queries which on closer examination reveal bits of possibly regurgitated nonsense. A similar dynamic may be at work in the ...

A minute with

Friday 24 May | 16:00

Barbara Georgiou, Dancer, coach, choreographer

Friday 17 May | 16:00

Angela Bilianidi aka Angie Vein – Multidisciplinary artist

Friday 03 May | 16:00

Michalis Pantelidis Sustainable Fashion Textiles Designer

Friday 26 April | 16:00

George Trousas Professional Guitarist, Teacher

Friday 19 April | 16:00

Danae Laou, aka Santa Nomeni Artist

Friday 12 April | 16:00

Soula Evangelou Singer

Environment

Saturday 25 May | 19:40

Cyprus takes steps to reduce plastic use, says agriculture ministry

Wednesday 22 May | 16:56

Akel speaks out against quarry expansion

Left-wing Akel on Wednesday voiced strong opposition to the government’s decision to proceed with a tender for an environmental impact assessment and ecological study for a potential new quarry ...

By Jonathan Shkurko

Tuesday 21 May | 18:06

Mexico’s howler monkeys dropping dead as heat toll mounts

By Luis Manuel Lopez and Raul Cortes Threatened howler monkeys have been dropping dead from trees in Mexico’s southeastern tropical forests in recent weeks amid a nationwide drought and ...

Tuesday 21 May | 18:04

In a boiling world, chief heat officers battle ‘silent killer’

By Anastasia Moloney As the era of “global boiling” spawns ever deadlier heatwaves, a handful of heat tsars are working with officials in cities from Miami to Melbourne in a ...

Tuesday 21 May | 18:01

Small island states secure historic climate win at international ocean court

By Riham Alkousaa A group of small island states including Antigua and Barbuda and the Bahamas secured a win on climate change in an international court on Tuesday as they ...

Tuesday 21 May | 15:52

Complying with Natura 2000 a ‘government priority’

Completion of the Natura 2000 management and protection decrees in compliance with the EU’s habitats directive is a priority, the ministry of agriculture said on Tuesday. In its statements to ...

By Iole Damaskinos

Videos

Monday 22 April | 08:34

African migrants protest in Nicosia (video)

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Friday 24 May | 11:15

4+1 tips to do great at a fintech hackathon

Hackathons are like supercharged boot camps where teams race to create the next big thing. How do you turn your idea into a successful product in 48 hours? With Quadcode’s “...

Thursday 23 May | 15:52

First Porsche 911 with hybrid drive ready for the road

The first Porsche 911 sports car for the road with a hybrid drive is in the starting blocks. Following an extensive development and testing programme, the new 911 with a performance-focused hybrid ...

By Press Release

Thursday 23 May | 12:32

Christodoula March 2024: everyone was there!

For 49 years, the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society, has been organising the ‘Christodoula March’, the largest cancer awareness campaign in Cyprus. The march is named after a cancer patient, a woman named ...

By Press Release

Thursday 23 May | 12:08

BoC: receive your dividend electronically

The Bank of Cyprus (BoC) continues creating value for its shareholders. In this context, and further to the approval by the European Central Bank for a cash dividend payment, it ...

By Press Release

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Friday 24 May | 20:18

Dollars and sense: Navigating the personal finance jungle

Embark on a journey through the maze of personal finance with us. Ever wondered how to navigate the complexities of managing your money? From building a solid foundation to investing ...

Friday 24 May | 19:15

These 3 under the radar Altcoins could make you a millionaire in 2024

The anticipated altcoin season is around the corner, with top altcoins such as Ethereum already heading to the moon. While the goal of investors is to make money from their ...

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Friday 24 May | 17:11

Dogecoin dynamics: Optimizing returns in Cryptocurrency markets

In the ever-evolving panorama of cryptocurrency markets, Dogecoin has emerged as a first-rate contender, shooting the eye of investors with its precise dynamics and capability for producing returns. Initially introduced ...

Friday 24 May | 16:33

Everyone is tipping this upcoming presale star to outshine major exchange coins like Binance Coin (BNB) and Uniswap (UNI)

DTX Exchange (DTX) is seen as a new strong contender for exchange coin dominance. Analysts have pegged this Stage 2 presale star as the next 50x crypto in 2024. It may even ...

By CyprusMail

Friday 24 May | 14:54

An introduction to India’s cashless Health Insurance policy in India

Friday 24 May | 14:11

Graphs247 review: 3 precautions to take when trading for long-term gains [graphs247.com]

Long-term gain is usually a result of a competitive contest between risk and reward in trade spheres While platforms like the graphs247 Trading with an enormous number of tools and ...

Friday 24 May | 13:10

Berniston Review: What the future of forex trading looks like? [berniston.com]

Forex is the world’s largest and most active financial market. It changes fast due to new technology, norms, and economics. Financial services are expanding in Berniston. The city must ...

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Friday 24 May | 12:15

Tips for proofreading academic papers

Proofreading your academic papers is a crucial step that’s often overlooked. Many students focus intensely on the research and writing, but don’t leave enough time for a thorough ...