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Taxpayers should brace for a tough 2024, what with the carbon tax slated to kick in early next year while electricity bills will remain high due mainly to the purchase cost ...
By Jonathan Shkurko and Nikolaos Prakas
The audit service and the presidential palace were sparring again on Thursday, after the former released special report saying use of service vehicles to ...
A Limassol court this week found in favour of a group of depositors with now-defunct Laiki (Popular) Bank who saw their savings wiped out in the March 2013 ‘haircut’, awarding them €5.7 ...
Akel General Secretary Stefanos Stefanou has urged for the immediate convocation of the National Council in light of recent developments in the buffer zone near Ayios Dhometios, a request he ...
Discussions will continue on Friday after the finance ministry and representatives of low wage civil servants held a “constructive meeting” on Thursday with the aim of finalising an agreement over ...
Justice Minister Anna Procopiou met with Edek Leader Marinos Sizopoulos on Thursday to discuss immigration, judicial reform, juvenile delinquency, and a raft of other issues.
Following the meeting, Procopiou told ...
Two underage siblings allegedly were allegedly assaulted by five masked individuals with blunt objects on Wednesday night in Larnaca.
According to the Cyprus News Agency, (CNA) the two siblings, aged 16 ...
House transport committee chairman Marinos Mousiouttas presented a proposal on Thursday to halve the cost of fines for motorists who run red lights from €300 to €150.
Mousiouttas presented the proposal at ...
The Greek Cypriot arrested in the north after police found 10 grammes of cocaine in his underwear was sent to prison pending trial for a period not exceeding two months.
He ...
Five people were issued with eight-day remands in custody at the Famagusta district court on Thursday, accused of facilitating the illegal arrival of 210 people into Cyprus.
The five, of whom ...
The Cyprus general government has recorded a surplus of €918.9 million, representing 3.1 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), for the period of January to October 2023, according to the preliminary ...
The Larnaca district court on Thursday rejected a case against the state and the Central Bank of Cyprus seeking damages for the losses during the 2013 haircut.
In the court’s ...
In a Hollywood stuntman, PAUL LAMBIS finds someone always ready for the physical challenge inspired by discipline
At some point in their childhood, every child aspires to be a superhero, ...
The Attorney General’s office on Thursday instructed the police to initiate a criminal investigation following the findings presented by the Sports Ethics Committee regarding potential criminal offences allegedly committed ...
The trial of Sefer Bugra Altundag, who suspected of murdering 16-year-old Turkish Cypriot girl Zehie Helin Reessur, was delayed on Thursday until December 8 after Altundag’s lawyer said he wanted ...
What to do in Kalavasos? Paul Lambis speaks to locals and finds evidence of the village’s past importance
Whether travelling from Limassol to Nicosia on the highway or heading ...
The north’s ‘prime minister’ Unal Ustel said on Thursday the north shows “zero tolerance” to organised crime.
Ustel issued a written statement, in which he said “we are continuing ...
Four suspects in the murder of Thanasis Kalogeropoulos last month will be kept in custody until the start of their trial in two months, the Limassol District Court decided on ...
A retired art teacher in Larnaca took up a brush and paints to transform her graffiti-filled neighbourhood playground into a vibrant cultural experience.
Visual artist Androula Angelidou Antoniadou created works ...
A report released by the Audit Office on Thursday highlighted that a total of 164 traffic violations recorded by traffic cameras installed on Cyprus’ roads concern police vehicles.
According to the ...
The Cyprus Greens on Thursday have called on people to attend a peace march on later this week in support of the Palestinian people.
In a statement the party expressed ...
Two men were arrested on Wednesday night after smuggling a total of 264 kilograms of beef from the Republic to the north.
The pair were arrested after police discovered the beef ...
The story of Libertex, the multi-awarded online broker, began a little more than a quarter of a century ago, in 1997, when its parent company, the Libertex Group, was founded. In 2012, ...
Two cars worth thousands of euros were stolen from a showroom in Limassol in the early hours on Thursday, police said.
According to police the perpetrators broke into the offices ...