Tender launched for new bus shelters
The transport ministry on Tuesday launched a €71.4m tender to supply and install new, modern bus shelters as part of efforts to promote sustainable mobility...
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Analysis: Jumping on EV wagon represents risky ride for tech pioneer Sony
From personal music players to games consoles, Sony Group (6758.T) has often gambled in order to be a pioneer, but a leap into electric cars...
ECB’s Lane says high energy prices a major concern
High energy price across the euro zone is a major concern for the European Central Bank, but it sees supply pressures easing in the oil...
Our View: Neophytou has put Christodoulides on the spot
Disy leader Averof Neophytou has come up with another idea for persuading foreign minister Nicos Christodoulides come clean about his intentions regarding next year’s presidential...
Melco Cyprus community charity drives bring festive joy
Over the holiday season, Cyprus Casinos (C2) operator Melco Cyprus, and the upcoming integrated resort City of Dreams Mediterranean, renewed its commitment to social responsibility...
Paphos hit-and-run suspect remanded in custody
A court in Paphos remanded a 44-year-old man in custody for six days on Tuesday in connection with a hit-and-run in which a woman, 60,...
EU drugs regulator says data supports boosters after three months
The European Union’s drugs regulator said it could make sense for countries in the bloc to administer COVID-19 vaccine boosters as early as three months...
Germany plans to make vaccination compulsory for some jobs, Poland to introduce new measures
The incoming German government wants to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory from March 16 for people working in hospitals, nursing homes and other medical practices, according...
Christmas trees on sale from forestry department
Christmas trees will go on sale starting Monday, November 29, the forestry department said on Tuesday. Trees cut as a result of the department’s efforts...
Varosha pop video causes a stir
A music video for a pop song shot in Varosha has caused offence and initial reaction, primarily from Greek Cypriots, was to censure the release....
Limassol buses are on time
I would dispute the view expressed by your Limassol interviewees in last week’s article (Daunting ‘to-do’ list for our buses”, October 24) about the bus...
Woman caught driving over limit, man under influence of drugs (Updated)
Police issued a warning about driving under the influence of substances following two separate incidents of drink driving and driving under the influence of drugs...
Pique keeps Barcelona hopes alive in Champions League
Gerard Pique scored the vital goal to earn Barcelona a nervy 1-0 win over Dynamo Kyiv in Champions League Group E on Wednesday and keep...
Fire service fights blaze at scrap metal factory (update 3)
Υeri residents were warned to stay indoors on Tuesday after a fire broke out at a scrap metal factory in the area. Fire service spokesman...
Coronavirus: Two deaths, 166 new cases
Two deaths from Covid-19 and 166 new positive cases were announced on Monday out of 66,954 PCR and rapid tests. The deaths were two men,...
One dead, seven injured in second shooting at Louisiana university in a week
Thousands of children returned to school in Sydney on Monday, putting an end to months of home learning as Australia’s largest city eased more COVID-19...
Desperate British pig farmers tell Johnson: Ease immigration rules
Two sisters running a pig farm in northeast England have a message for Prime Minister Boris Johnson: lift strict immigration rules for butchers or risk...
Breast cancer survival rates among the highest in Europe
Pandemic had little overall impact on breast cancer screenings and treatment, officials say Cancer screening and its treatment has been just one of many areas...
2021 census begins today
The statistical service announced on Thursday that all preparations have been completed and from Friday, October 1, the census of population and housing 2021 will...
WHO employees took part in Congo sex abuse during Ebola crisis, report says
More than 80 aid workers including some employed by the World Health Organization (WHO) were involved in sexual abuse and exploitation during an Ebola crisis...
