Car catches fire while in motion
A car in Emba, Paphos, caught fire in the early hours of Thursday, while being driven by a 52-year-old.
The incident happened at around 4am and the fire was put ...
Hostage situation ends without injuries
A hostage situation in Larnaca ended without injuries on Wednesday.
The police were notified just after 3.30pm that a man in the city centre was on a balcony waving a ...
Drink driver arrested nearly seven times over limit
The police arrested a 43-year-old man on Wednesday evening for drink driving, nearly seven times over the alcohol limit.
The man, whose final reading was 148μg instead of the 22μg ...
Fitiris outlines central prison masterplan to Mathiatis council
Justice Minister Costas Fitiris outlined the plans for the new central prison on the outskirts of Mathiatis during a meeting with the community council on Wednesday evening.
Fitiris explained the ...
Two arrested for Limassol restaurant bomb
The police arrested two individuals aged 21 and 19 on Wednesday evening in connection with the bomb explosion at the entrance of a restaurant in the old Limassol port area.
According to ...
Bomb destroys florists’ storefront
A bomb exploded at a florists in Limassol in the early hours of Thursday, causing extensive damage to the shopfront.
The police said an improvised explosive device was detonated at ...
Nine arrested overnight for attempted bombing, drink driving
Nine individuals were arrested during overnight police operations to crack down on crime, including for attempted bombing and drink driving.
The police pulled over 639 vehicles and checked 983 drivers and passengers.
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Thunderstorms and snow till Sunday
Rain and thunderstorms continue on Thursday, while snow on Troodos’ peaks remains at 27cm.
The weather will continue rainy until Sunday, with dust in the atmosphere expected over the weekend.
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What’s on this weekend
The last weekend of March bids us farewell with a list of exciting events to enjoy in every district. Crafting workshops, tulip festivals, exhibitions, plays, neighbourhood art walks, classic car ...
EU to inaugurate firefighting hub in Cyprus amid rising wildfire threat
A new European firefighting hub based in Cyprus is set to be inaugurated in Paphos on April 23–24, on the sidelines of an informal EU summit to be held on the ...
Police investigate suspected arson of vehicle in Paphos
Police in Paphos are investigating a suspected case of vehicle arson after a fire broke out in the early hours of Wednesday.
According to initial reports, the blaze erupted at ...
Unity and responsibility key to progress, says Demetriou
House president and Disy leader Annita Demetriou on Wednesday said that unity and a sense of responsibility are essential for securing the country’s future.
Speaking after the student parade ...
Cyprus wineries finding the new in something old
When I arrive for a trade tasting it has me wondering how much thought goes into conceptualising such events. Importers these days are increasingly searching for a theme to support ...
Police urge caution as heavy rain and snow affect roads
Police on Wednesday urged drivers to exercise caution as heavy rainfall in parts of Limassol and Paphos is affecting traffic, while snow has made mountain roads hazardous.
In a statement, ...
Creators of ground-breaking menopause documentary unveil prequel on perimenopause
A revolutionary documentary that raises awareness on what menopausal and perimenopausal women go through makes its Cyprus premiere this month. After the global success of the award-winning The (M) Factor: ...
Christodoulides ‘cautiously optimistic’ on Cyprus talks, outlines plans on bases
President Nikos Christodoulides on Wednesday said he remains “cautiously optimistic” about prospects for restarting Cyprus talks, while also outlining government planning on the British bases and announcing that new support ...
Ioannides: Cyprus a pillar of stability in Eastern Mediterranean
Cyprus is a pillar of stability and security in the Eastern Mediterranean, Deputy Migration Minister Nicholas Ioannides said on Tuesday, adding that the Republic acts as a bridge of cooperation ...
Elderly man loses over €250,000 in online scam
Police are investigating a new case of online fraud after a 79-year-old man was conned out of €254,679 through a fake investment scheme.
According to a report by the Larnaca CID, ...
‘Freedom and reunification remain Cyprus’ foremost priorities’
The preservation of historical memory and the pursuit of freedom and reunification remain central to Cyprus’ national mission, deputy government spokesman Yiannis Antoniou said on Wednesday.
Speaking during commemorations for ...
Man remanded over drugs possession after Larnaca arrest
Police arrested a 34-year-old man in Larnaca on Tuesday night in connection with a drugs case, seizing cocaine and cannabis resin. A second man was also arrested during the same ...
Eight arrested in police crackdown, 314 traffic offences reported
Police arrested eight people on various charges, including theft, malicious damage and drink driving, during operations carried out overnight across Cyprus.
According to a police statement, officers stopped 595 vehicles and ...
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Rural village hosts intimate music night with renowned musicians
A live music experience in a rural village is coming up soon as the AVLI Sessions return, reactivating traditional Cypriot courtyards as intimate cultural spaces. This spring, the music evenings ...
Road deaths increased by 10% last year
Road deaths in Cyprus increased by 10 per cent last year compared to 2024, preliminary figures released by the European Commission on Tuesday showed.
In 2025 there were 46 road deaths in Cyprus, compared ...
Fitiris confirms receipt of Alexui’s deposition letter
Justice minister Costas Fitiris confirmed that he had received a letter on Tuesday from Ioanna Photiou, widely known as Annie Alexui, requesting guidance on how to officially proceed with a ...
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