Limassol and Paphos invest in education sector
Construction on the Tepak Tourism School of and the American University of Beirut (AUB Mediterraneo) are progressing at a rapid pace, Director of the Paphos Chamber of Commerce, Marinos Stylianou, ...
Dance for Peace: 10th charity Vienna Ball in Cyprus
Back for its 10th edition is the Charity Vienna Ball, which will be held at Hilton Hotel Nicosia in early March organised by the Professional Artistic Dance School Fly-in-Dance. With ...
Better weather for voters this Sunday
The weather this Sunday will be more favourable to voters as temperatures are expected to return to seasonal levels of around 15C to 16C. This will be around 5C higher ...
Increased police presence for Sunday’s elections
There will be an increased number of police out and about during Sunday’s second round of the presidential elections due to the proclamation ceremony at the Tassos Papadopoulos stadium ...
Petrides believes Prountzos is qualified to be new finance minister
Charalambos Prountzos has what it takes to take on the post of finance minister, outgoing Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said in an interview on Friday.
Giving Prountzos his vote of ...
Libertex Group: Interview with Global Head of Human Resources Andrew Williams
The Cyprus Mail recently spoke to Andrew Williams, the Global Head of Human Resources at LImassol-based Libertex Group.
The interview covered a number of areas, including what the company does ...
Anastasiades calls for party unity and end to discord
Outgoing President Nicos Anastasiades called on Friday for Disy unity and for an end to infighting which has dramatically spilled over into the public eye.
“It is with deep sadness ...
Greek, Turkish Cypriot parties call for bicommunal rescue mission (Update)
Greek and Turkish Cypriot political parties on Friday called on President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar to send a joint rescue mission to the earthquake zone in ...
Cyprus sees ‘most dramatic’ car rental price increase in Which? survey
Cyprus has seen the ‘most dramatic’ price increase in car rentals, out of nine popular tourist destinations, according to research published by Which? on Friday.
The cost to rent a ...
Ballot boxes for Sunday’s election collected
The voting hours for Sunday’s presidential elections are between 7am until 12 noon, followed by a break of an hour – resuming at 1pm until 6pm.
The chief returning officer said ...
Woman arrested for attempting to smuggle drugs to police suspect
A woman has been arrested after seemingly attempting to smuggle drugs to a person being held in custody at Paphos police station, it emerged on Friday.
This person has already ...
European Council calls for action plan on migration management
The conclusions of the special European Council held in Brussels on Thursday include a call to the Commission to present an action plan for the management of the Eastern Mediterranean ...
Roads to Troodos remain closed except for four-wheel drives
Roads to Troodos remain open only for four-wheel drive vehicles and those equipped with snow chains, the police announced on Friday, as Cyprus was due to be affected by cold ...
Election candidates lock horns as second vote approaches (update 2)
Andreas Mavroyiannis and Nikos Christodoulides – the two remaining presidential candidates – sparred on the airwaves on Friday ahead of Sunday’s election.
Christodoulides again sought to court the divided Disy vote ...
Trial of Briton who killed wife delayed again
The trial of British pensioner David Hunter, who is accused of murdering his wife, was on Friday postponed as his defence asked for more time to prepare their legal arguments.
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Bodies of 10 Turkish Cypriots returned to the island (Update)
A total of 22 bodies of Turkish Cypriots were found in the rubble of a hotel in Adiyaman, authorities in the north said on Friday as the bodies of ten victims ...
Fifth arrest for stolen statue
Paphos police have arrested a fifth person in connection with the burglary of the Girl with Hula Hoop bronze statue in Paphos, authorities said on Friday.
According to Paphos police ...
Daily News Briefing
In today’s episode, President Nicos Anastasiades may take a public position in relation to the situation shaping up in the second round of the elections on Sunday after ruling ...
Music and theatre shows for children this weekend
Colourful performances, heart-warming tales and stories with important life messages are coming up to entertain young audiences.
Coming up first is a family show in Greek that will tour the ...
Coronavirus: Two deaths recorded this week from Covid
Two deaths from Covid-19 and 1,355 new cases were recorded over the past week, the health ministry said on Friday.
The deaths were of a 96-year-old woman and a 78-year-old man. ...
Cyprus News Digest: Andreas Mavroyiannis talks about the policies he will implement if elected
The Cyprus News Digest, in collaboration with the Cyprus Mail, brings you an in-depth analysis of some of the latest developments in local and international.
Presented by Rosie Charalambous, this ...
Cyprus property sales close to €6 billion, apartment prices and rents shoot up
The Cyprus real estate market enjoyed a strong second half of the year, pushing the total value of all property sales to €5.8 billion for 2022, according to a report released this ...
Cyprus Business Now
The University of Cyprus this week announced that five positions have been made available at the KIOS Research and Innovation Centre of Excellence, as part of an undergraduate research opportunities ...
Cyprus to receive first Airbus attack helicopter this summer
Cyprus will be receiving the first of six H145M attack helicopters by this summer, after the German Chancery greenlit the transfer, it was reported on Thursday.
According to state ...