India’s ‘insourcing’ boom does not spell doom for outsourcing, tech execs say
Global companies are setting up more offices in India and expanding in-house teams but that does not mean the end of the road for Indian IT firms, which rely heavily ...
Foden double fires City to comeback win in Manchester derby
Phil Foden kept Manchester City’s Premier League title challenge on track with a superb second-half double as his side hit back to clinch a 3-1 home victory over Manchester ...
Time to see great change in the garden
This is the month when we see great changes in the garden. There are swathes of bright yellow in the countryside, a foretaste of the sunny weather to come. Not ...
Hamas arrives in Cairo for ceasefire talks with deal ‘on the table’
A delegation from Hamas arrived in Cairo on Sunday for crunch talks on a Gaza ceasefire, billed as a potential final hurdle towards an agreement that would halt the fighting ...
Shehbaz Sharif elected Pakistan’s prime minister for second term
Pakistan’s newly formed parliament elected Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday as prime minister for a second time, Geo TV reported, three weeks after uncertain national elections caused delays in the ...
World Cup was expanded to help Scotland qualify, FIFA’s Infantino jokesCairo for Gaza ceasefire talks
FIFA’s decision to expand the 2026 World Cup to 48 teams was made to give Scotland a chance to return to the finals after nearly 30 years, FIFA President Gianni Infantino joked ...
Man arrested for assault and ‘inciting terror’
A 32-year-old man appeared in court on Sunday accused of causing actual bodily harm and “using a weapon to incite terror” in Xylotymbou.
He is being investigated for a total ...
One in three Cypriots ‘is overweight’
One in three Cypriots is overweight, the Cyprus Association of Dietitians and Nutritionists said on Sunday.
Ahead of Monday’s World Obesity Day, the association released a set of statistics ...
How natural gas could reduce electricity prices
Cyprus inability to benefit from LNG because of the Vasilikos debacle is proving to be costly
European gas prices have tumbled down to levels last seen before the crisis. The ...
Archbishop: Turkey plans complete occupation of Cyprus
Archbishop Georgios said on Sunday that Turkey is planning a “complete occupation of Cyprus”.
Speaking at a memorial for Eoka fighter Grigoris Afxentiou, who was killed on March 3, 1957, he said “...
Secrecy surrounds Turkish military taking over of airport in north
Opposition party says not given adequate information before a vote on airport’s contested future
The protocol between the north Cyprus and Turkey regarding the handing over of Lefkoniko airport ...
Govt issues anti-navtex, refuting Turkish claim
The government on Sunday issued an “anti-navtex” in response to a Turkish navtex message regarding maritime research in the sea off Cyprus’ northern coast.
Turkey had earlier issued a navtex, ...
Will Britons work until they’re 71?
By Chris Parry
The retirement age will need to rise to 71 for UK workers in future, according to a recent report looking at the effect of increasing life expectancy and ...
Immerse yourself in theatre experience on love
Upcoming performance in English invites audience to get involved in what is happening on stage finds ELENI PHILIPPOU
Have you ever been to a theatre performance that is built around ...
Bruising poll shows dissatisfaction with Christodoulides
A poll released on Sunday showed Nikos Christodoulides’ popularity to have been greatly diminished since his election as President a year ago.
The poll, commissioned by newspaper Phileleftheros and carried ...
Ministers travel to Brussels
Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou and Justice Minister Marios Hartsiotis travelled to Brussels ahead of European Union summits which are set to take place this week.
Ioannou will attend the EU’...
Burkina Faso prosecutor says around 170 ‘executed’ in attacks on villages
Around 170 people were “executed” in attacks on three villages in northern Burkina Faso a week ago, a regional prosecutor said in a statement seen on Sunday.
The attacks by unknown ...
The utility of neutrality
Neutrality used to be a European thing, but it is now in steep decline. If it were an animal, we’d have to declare it an endangered species.
For hundreds ...
Staying true to Cyprus’ great love – coffee
Does the upward trend in coffee prices alter consumption habits or the very essence of our coffee culture?
That Cyprus is renowned for its vibrant coffee culture that has long ...
Celer: I would close all these university-looking places
Turkish Cypriot opposition party TDP Leader Zeki Celer said on Sunday he would “close all these university-looking places” in the north if he came to power.
He was speaking to ...
Investors eye NuggetRush as the next big thing amid slow gains in Arbitrum and Sei
TLDR
Arbitrum (ARB) has announced a partnership with Apecoin.
Sei has been on a bullish increase in the past few weeks.
NuggetRush (NUGX) is becoming one of the hottest gaming ...
‘We are ready for negotiations to start tomorrow’
President Nikos Christodoulides said on Sunday the government is “ready for negotiations to start tomorrow”.
He was speaking at a memorial for Eoka fighter Grigoris Afxentiou, who was killed on ...
Police in Berlin arrest individuals in decades-old Red Army Faction case
Police have made two arrests in Berlin during their search for individuals wanted for their suspected involvement in Germany’s notorious Red Army Faction militant group, they said on Sunday.
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Israeli military steps up strikes on Gaza’s Khan Younis
The Israeli military said on Sunday it intensified operations in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, destroying dozens of targets in a blitz of air and artillery strikes.
The ...