Cyprus News

The Cyprus Met Office has issued a new yellow warning for severe weather conditions in the early hours of the morning, effective from 6:00 am until 9:00 am today. During these hours, ...

Cyprus-based property management company Altia on Wednesday announced that it will be managing a new real estate portfolio known as ‘Starlight’, which will be added to the existing portfolio managed ...

The forestry department reminded the public on Wednesday that cutting trees to burn them in the traditional ‘Lambradjia’ [Easter bonfires] is illegal. Ahead of the Easter holidays, the agriculture ministry’...

Gender Equality Commissioner Josie Christodoulou said on Wednesday that she supports the creation of a memorial to Cypriot women that were victims of sexual abuse during the 1974 Turkish invasion and ...

The Cyprus problem can only be resolved with a more active role of the European Union, President Nikos Christodoulides said during his visit at the Nicosia based Eldyk camp on ...

President Nikos Christodoulides will most likely be attending the coronation of King Charles III in May, reports said on Wednesday. According to CNA, the president received an invitation to attend ...

Three investors had their Cypriot passports revoked after a Cabinet decision on Wednesday, that also stripped the individuals’ wives and children from their Cypriot documentation. According to government spokesman Konstantinos ...

The island’s Cabinet on Wednesday appointed the agriculture ministry’s Permanent Secretary Andreas Gregoriou, as the responsible coordinator for activating mechanisms for the prevention and response to forest fires, ...

Former Disy leader Averof Neophytou spent €975,522 for his presidential election bid, details of his campaign financials published on Wednesday revealed. The total amount of money that flowed into his campaign ...

President Nikos Christodoulides said on Wednesday that the blame for the server disruption belongs to his government, and that he would not blame others for the failure to move the ...

The consumer protection service recorded significant increases in the price of key easter foodstuffs, with lamb up by 25 per cent. In what is by now a familiar trend, the consumer ...

Cyprus police on Wednesday rejected a request from the Greek football authority to host the cup final on the island, a few days after Greece’s media reported it was ...

A scheme to develop the island’s bee economy was announced on Wednesday by the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve). The sponsorship scheme for the development of the ...

In a woman born in Zimbabwe, PAUL LAMBIS finds someone working hard to change the world For nearly two decades Adamandia Yamanis has been dedicated to her work in project ...

The UK government on Wednesday imposed sanctions on two Cypriot “financial fixers” for “knowingly assisting” sanctioned Russian oligarchs to hide their assets in complex financial networks. A damning statement named ...

Subsidies for electricity bills have been extended for another two months on Wednesday, at a cost of €21 million, according to a relevant cabinet decision. Cabinet also approved a new two-month ...

The Department of Nursing of the Cyprus University of Technology (TEPAK) announced the launch of a two-year European programme in which it participates that will create an E-Learning Portal for ...

An explosive device was found on Wednesday outside a law office in Limassol. The device detonated but did not explode. Authorities were immediately mobilised and cordoned off the scene for ...

Police warned on Wednesday that increased checks and patrols will take place leading up to and during Easter, due to the increased road activity during the period. The force emphasised ...

Doctors at a private medical centre in Limassol have asked to be given time to relocate, following a majority decision by its shareholders to be inducted into the national health ...

By Kritonas Onisiforou, Head of Sales, Altia Despite the world’s current economic state, the future is looking bright for Cyprus’ real estate sector. However, a bold next step is ...

By Nick Theodoulou and Nikolaos Prakas The wave of cyber-attacks crippling the online services of key Cyprus institutions was most serious at the Open University, as stolen personal data was ...

Beneficiaries of the grant scheme aiming to help displaced persons living in unsuitable buildings are eligible to an increased subsidy of €125 to temporarily move in with a relative. The government ...

In a woman who burrows into strangers’ subconscious, THEO PANAYIDES finds a practitioner who likes calm, a positive mindset coach who has also been through some pretty bad times herself ...