A comprehensive overview of current news in Cyprus, covering everything from local events and political developments to social issues and community highlights
An explosive device went off Monday night that had been placed on the car of a 63-year-old, parked outside an apartment block in Limassol where he lives, police said.
The ...
Police fined 161 individuals and two businesses for flouting coronavirus protocols from Monday until Tuesday at 6.00am.
In Nicosia police carried out 2,233 checks reporting 14 individuals, while in Limassol 82 individuals and one ...
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The European anti-fraud office (Olaf) is investigating the circumstances under which the government granted €1.7m in EU funds for the creation of a winery to what seems to be an ...
Political parties of the House finance committee unanimously backed the amendment of regulations at Cyta that would ensure no employee could ever be made redundant.
All other semi-governmental organisations are ...
Three men were referred to the criminal court on Monday to face trial in connection with trafficking some 20 kilos of cannabis.
Their trial is scheduled to start on May 10.
The ...
The health ministry announced one death and 528 new cases of coronavirus on Monday, with a positivity rate of 0.91 per cent after 58,097 PCR and rapid tests.
The death was a man, ...
A serious traffic accident in Nicosia city centre between a motorbike and a car has led to two hospitalisations, of whom one is in critical condition.
The incident occurred at ...
Cyprus telecommunications provider Cyta on Monday received the commemorative stamp issued by the postal services to celebrate its 60 years.
Cyprus post issued a collectible stamp to celebrate the authority’s 60...
Children’s rights commissioner Despo Michaelides praised the passing of a recent bill which establishes a clearer framework for the handling of minors in the legal system.
Michaelides said on ...
Arrivals from overseas to the north will be subject to wearing electronic bracelets within their own homes to carry out their coronavirus quarantine, it was reported on Monday.
The change ...
The deputy ministry of tourism has announced that a study is underway to explore the growing possibilities in terms of tourism in the area of Polis Chrysochous.
In an announcement ...
The House finance committee on Monday discussed a bill extending a scheme allowing businesses to pay overdue taxes through installments if they saw a 25 per cent reduction in turnover.
The ...
More than 80 per cent of people in Cyprus aged over 80 have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, of whom 70 per cent have received both jabs, the health ministry said on Monday ...
The government’s plans to hold a referendum on local government reform on the same day as the parliamentary elections appear doomed after the House interior committee decided by majority ...
A total of 56 rapid test sites will operate around the island on Tuesday, the health ministry announced.
The sites provide free coronavirus tests to the public and for the obligatory ...
Ruling party Disy on Monday donated mastic trees to the forestry department to be distributed to first grade primary school students nationwide.
As part of the one million trees initiative ...
Up to 10 per cent of those vaccinated might not respond to the vaccine epidemiologist Petros Karayiannis said on Monday in response to concerns about the deaths of fully vaccinated people.
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Opposition parties said on Monday they planned to submit amendments to the courts bill to allow borrowers to stop foreclosures.
The House finance committee left the matter open to see ...
Former Kiti bishop Chrysostomos will stand trial for rape on April 26, state broadcaster CyBC reported on Monday.
The clergyman appeared before Larnaca district court on Monday, which referred him direct ...
Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou on Monday delivered new computers to a Nicosia primary school with the pledge that all schools will be suitably equipped so as to facilitate the use ...
Parliament on Monday discussed a draft legislation on how to allow Covid-19 confirmed cases who are self-isolating to vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Despite the pandemic, Cyprus will proceed ...
There are currently 225 coronavirus patients being treated at state hospitals, the highest number since the start of the pandemic more than a year ago, the spokesman of the state health ...
The European Commission on Monday officially registered halloumi as a protected designation of origin (PDO) so that only halloumi produced in Cyprus and according to the product specification can use ...