Witness says Avakoum monk’s ‘religious trances’ were ‘pure theatre’
Averof ‘will run for president if there is no progress on Cyprus issue this weekend’
Fitiris assures Ayios Sozomenos prison will keep clear of archaeological site
Christodoulides calls out Erdogan’s ‘highest form’ of hypocrisy
Limassol wine villages seek stronger police and fire service coverage
Protaras getting ready to rock with week-long festival
Fidias to fight €6,000 data fine over Agora app in court
Presidential palace to open its art, antiquities to the public
Demetriades co-defendants deny 25 new charges in golden passport case
Hartsiotis gets police guard amid perks probe
MPs told poachers undeterred by fines
Turkish Cypriot football club vows to return to CFA
Nicosia mayor faces call to resign amid deepening Makarios avenue row
Pension reform to ensure system is viable for ’40 or 50 years’
Defence ministry: food complaints are ‘isolated cases’
Domestic violence rise mounts pressure on Women’s House
Cyprus, Greece and Egypt to strengthen protection of East Med energy infrastructure
Let’s Do It! Cyprus calls on volunteers for islandwide clean up week
‘Agora’ app fined €6,000 for Fidias’ personal data attitude
‘Calm restored’ after latest buffer zone altercation near Denia
Two school bus routes back after vandalism
Stories from the wild: an evening of nature documentaries
Man jailed for 18 months over car theft linked to Demosthenous murder case
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