Public warned to properly use electrical devices to prevent fires
All electrical devices in Cyprus should be EU-certified and the public should make sure they are using them correctly, as a number of fires over the past years started from ...
Greek shipping sector adapts to market demands
Amidst fierce competition from global maritime giants, the Greek shipping sector continues to command a significant share of the international market, boasting 21 per cent of the world’s transport capacity ...
Freed hostages bring signs of life from depths of Gaza tunnels
Families of some Israeli hostages in Gaza have received signs of life from their loved ones for the first time in more than a year via captives who have been ...
Indian Chamber of Commerce, Borghese Multi Family Office sign MoU
In a landmark initiative poised to reshape the ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) family business landscape in India, the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and Borghese Multi Family Office have signed a Memorandum ...
European trophies to be displayed at Mall of Cyprus
The Uefa Europa League and Europa Conference League trophies will both be on display in Cyprus on Thursday.
Greek gambling company Stoiximan, a sponsor of Uefa, announced that the trophies ...
Teen learner driver arrested for speeding on the highway
The 18-year-old learner driver that was caught speeding at 185 km/h on the Nicosia-Larnaca highway on Monday morning has admitted to the charges against him, police have said.
The young ...
After shocking Pelicot crimes, surgeon to face trial in France’s biggest child sex abuse case
When police in western France searched surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec’s home after he raped his 6-year-old neighbour in 2017, they found a cache of sex dolls, wigs and child pornography.
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Snow chains and 4×4 required for Troodos roads
The Platres-Troodos, Kavrounas-Troodos and Prodromos-Troodos roads are only open for 4×4 vehicles or those equipped with snow chains for now, police said on Monday afternoon.
Meanwhile, water has accumulated on both ...
Germany’s economic struggles fuel debate on debt and growth
Lars Baumguertel wants Germany’s politicians to get out their cheque books.
The 58-year-old executive runs one of the last surviving manufacturers in Gelsenkirchen, a former coal town in the ...
Iran says Israel, US ‘cannot do a damn thing’ against Tehran
Iran said on Monday that U.S. and Israeli threats against it were a blatant violation of international law and that they could not “do a damn thing” to hurt ...
Cyprus’ biggest celebration of science
The sCyence Fair 2025 is back with a dynamic programme at The Cyprus Institute, offering two days of knowledge, inspiration and fun. Well, it is almost back as there is still ...
Agreements signed by Cyprus and Egypt over natural gas
Cyprus and Egypt on Monday signed two agreements concerning the exploitation of natural gas resources under the seabed in the eastern Mediterranean.
The first agreement was a memorandum of understanding ...
Man fined €500 after police fracas
A 33-year-old man was fined €500 by Larnaca district court on Monday after he was found guilty of insulting a police officer and resisting lawful arrest at a AEK-AEL football match ...
CyBC workers to strike over pension dispute
Workers at public broadcaster CyBC are to strike on Wednesday, demanding a resolution to issues related to the payment of pensions.
It was not immediately clear what programmes will be ...
EU'S DEFENCE BUDGET
Security demands cast new shadow on Europe’s finances
Europe’s leaders have long known the region is living beyond the means of its ageing, stagnant economy. The question is whether the ructions created by Donald Trump’s second ...
Gazans must return home, EU plans to tell Israel
The EU plans to tell Israel next week that Palestinians uprooted from their Gaza homes should be ensured a dignified return and that Europe will contribute to rebuilding the shattered ...
Greece to build escape port on Santorini as quakes continue, says minister
Greece will soon set up an evacuation port on the island of Santorini to facilitate the safe escape of people in case a bigger quake hits the popular tourist destination, ...
Russia rules out territorial concessions on eve of talks with Trump team
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday ruled out territorial concessions to Ukraine, setting out a tough opening stance on the eve of talks on Tuesday with U.S. President ...
Improvements on the way for Pomos fishing shelter
Further measures to improve the Pomos fishing shelter were announced by Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou during a visit on Monday.
Panayiotou said that several measures were being planned to upgrade ...
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The crypto market is always filled with multiple investment choices. While some coins grow enormously others move at a steady pace, however, finding hidden gems that could help gain massive ...
Charalambides Christis marks 80-year milestone of quality, trust
The Charalambides Christis Company provided a moving tribute to its roots at the launch of its 80th anniversary celebrations of Charalambides Fresh Cypriot Milk. Eight decades of quality and earning ...
Tatar: region’s developments prove right a two-state Cyprus
Developments in the eastern Mediterranean and the wider region have “proven how correct” the idea of a two-state solution to the Cyprus problem is, Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar said ...
So good they need to make it twice?
Oh to return to the simpler days, when everything was bright and good and the world was still shiny and perfect. There is nothing like the good ol’ days before ...
Concerns over installations and electronics after Limassol fire
The electromechanical services department was on Monday working to determine whether a fire at a house in Limassol, in which a family of five died, was caused by a short ...