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Jerusalem on Thursday held its annual gay pride parade under heavy security and with a subdued vibe, given the solemn mood in Israel after months of war. LGBTQ+ supporters marched ...

President Nikos Christodoulides on Thursday said he was “saddened” by commentary regarding his attendance of a European competition football final in Athens a day earlier. He was being asked about ...

Around 50 people gathered outside the US embassy in Nicosia on Thursday to protest Israel’s ongoing military operation in the Gaza strip. Organised by United for Palestine, attendees held placards ...

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg will ask allies to pledge a minimum of €40 billion ($43.37 billion) annually to fund military aid for Ukraine, an alliance source told Reuters on Thursday, as Nato ...

To mark the transformation of an old industrial building in Limassol into a public space, a group exhibition is taking place, curated by Nicos Chr Pattichis. The Casts of an ...

The number of persons diagnosed with multiple sclerosis is on the rise in Cyprus, with associations calling for a national strategy. Chairman of the association for multiple sclerosis Savvas Christodoulou ...

An upcoming week-long burger event will see one lucky winner fly to Warsaw this summer to catch Metallica live in concert. Moondog’s Bar & Grill in Nicosia will hold ...

A packed day of wellness activities, workshops and community gatherings is coming up this weekend as the 5th Annual MBS Wellbeing Day Festival happens. Taking over the St Raphael Resort ...

Rolling out Gesy five years ago has been one of the most significant social reforms Cyprus has ever undergone, with 92 per cent of the population saying it improved their quality ...

Aviation has a strategic importance in Cyprus’ regional role plans for which the government is ready to embrace artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades said on Thursday. “Our ...

A historic aircraft which was formerly operated by Olympic Airways was restored by a Cypriot entrepreneur and transferred back to the municipality in which Athens’ former airport is located on ...

On Saturday, June 1, marked as International Children’s Day, a new and exciting project by the Punin Group will open its doors in Limassol – Toy Confectionery by Punin. Toy Confectionery ...

– As rain suspended play on the outer courts at the French Open again on Thursday, fans were in for more disappointment when organisers announced they would not be able to ...

British newspaper the Independent on Thursday claimed a total of 50 British politicians have penned a letter to the country’s Foreign Secretary David Cameron, urging him to allow direct flights ...

Get ready for a summer season of music concerts. Lympia in the district of Nicosia will host the Lympia Summer 2024 Festival, powered by Epic, bringing a wide range of music ...

In the presence of Greek government ministers, municipal authorities, Greek and Cypriot business leaders, and media representatives, the ceremony for the official unveiling of the historic Olympic Airways aircraft, “Mount ...

Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz’s centrist party proposed on Thursday holding a parliamentary vote on dissolving the parliament, but it was unclear whether he had enough support to ...

Disciplinary proceedings have now begun at state broadcaster CyBC, it emerged on Thursday, as the director general Thanasis Tsokos has finally appeared and received a letter from the interior ministry ...

If a beneficiary does not comply with a judgment obtained upon condition, they are deemed to have abandoned it The wording of a court judgment or order is significant and ...

Cypriots aged 20-64 worked an average of 38.5 hours per week in their main job in 2023, slightly above the EU average of 36.1 hours, according to data released by the EU’s ...

TLDR The US SEC finally approved spot Ethereum ETFs on May 23rd. Michael Saylor, a Bitcoin maxi, believes Ethereum ETF is particularly bullish for BTC. Rebel Satoshi Arcade, a new ...

The European Union “could and should” delay the implementation of certain bank capital rules if the US drags its feet too long on fully implementing the Basel III rules, according ...

By Catherine Strong, Bianca Fileborn and Paige Klimentou The perennial question of what to do with musicians and their work when they are found to have been abusive has arisen ...

Turkish Cypriot conscientious objector Halil Karapasaoglu was jailed for three days on Thursday for refusing to complete his military service. Karapasaoglu appeared in military court in northern Nicosia and was ...