A festival for all
The second edition of the CARE Festival, organised by Larnaka 2030, is approaching soon, taking over two weekends in November. Presenting artistic activities for the whole family and young people, and ...
Musk’s politics are, quite literally, out of this world
By Thomas Gift
Elon Musk, whose company SpaceX recently made history by catching a Starship rocket booster as it careened back to Earth, wants you to vote for Donald Trump ...
‘No middle ground between legality and illegality’
There is no middle ground between legality and illegality, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said, adding that nothing will be discussed in terms of the Cyprus problem outside the agreed framework.
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Japan voters punish PM Ishiba, election result unclear
By Sakura Murakami, John Geddie and Tim Kelly
Japan’s ruling coalition is set to lose its parliamentary majority, exit polls for Sunday’s general election suggested, raising uncertainty over ...
Bulgaria holds another snap election, no stable government in sight
By Georgi Slavov
Bulgarians were voting on Sunday in their seventh snap election in four years, but opinion surveys suggest it is unlikely to break a political deadlock that has ...
Israeli strikes kill dozens in north Gaza, medics say, as ceasefire talks resume
Israeli military strikes killed at least 45 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip on Sunday, most of them in the north of the enclave, Palestinian health officials said, as efforts to secure ...
Police cadet died from severe head injury
The cause of death of a police cadet who died in a traffic accident on Friday was on Sunday given as a severe head injury.
The 22-year-old cadet was named ...
‘Traffic bans will only be implemented after schemes to promote greener transport’
Any measure to regulate the movement of fuel guzzling vehicles will not be made until a series of measures are implemented to promote the use of low and zero emission ...
Understanding locals may take more than a dictionary
When does a story drink water and what do you do when confronted with the dreaded black dog?
These and many more questions arise when you come to Cyprus and ...
Chagos Islands: no happy ending
If you believe the British government (which you should never do), a new agreement will bring justice for the people of the Chagos Islands, who have lived in exile for ...
Spanish government joins investigation into racist insults
The Spanish government, LaLiga and Real Madrid reacted strongly on Sunday after racist insults were allegedly directed at Barcelona players during Saturday’s matchat the Santiago Bernabeu.
Spanish media reported ...
Fourth remand after delivery driver attacked
A fourth person arrested after a delivery driver was beaten up on Thursday in Limassol was on Sunday remanded into police custody for five days by Limassol District Court.
The 26...
Labour minister remains positive about peace in hotel industry
Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou on Sunday reiterated his aim of avoiding a deadlock in negotiations with the hotel industry.
He said he had met with the unions – who on Friday ...
Cyprus problem plan ‘bringing results’
We have a specific plan for the Cyprus problem, which we have been implementing since day one, and is slowly bringing results, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Sunday without downplaying ...
4,300 tonnes of space junk and rising: another satellite breakup adds to orbital debris woes
By Sara Webb, Christopher Fluke, Tallulah Waterson
A large communications satellite has broken up in orbit, affecting users in Europe, Central Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Australia, and adding ...
Phone ban in schools should be supported
I have been reading your articles about the phone banning in schools which is a great move by the ministry of education and has received the approval of the parliament. ...
Germany’s far right stirs up culture war over Bauhaus legacy
By Thomas Escritt
It shaped modern industrial design and continues to inspire architects and product designers the world over, but to some on Germany’s far right, Bauhaus is nothing ...
One killed, dozens injured in truck ramming at Israeli bus stop
One person was killed and dozens were injured on Sunday when a truck struck a bus stop at a major intersection near Tel Aviv in central Israel in what police ...
‘Cyprus becomes part of the space elite’
Cyprus is part of a group of countries that will cooperate with NASA for the return of humanity to the moon and then for the giant effort to send the ...
Iranian officials to determine how to respond to Israel, Supreme Leader says
Iranian officials should determine how best to demonstrate Iran’s power to Israel after the Israeli attack on Iran two nights ago, Iran’s official IRNA news agency cited the ...
Almost two tonnes of waste collected in Paphos clean-up
Around two tonnes of rubbish were collected during a clean-up on Saturday which included that found in the sea off Paphos.
A total of 180 children took part in a clean ...
Arrests after thefts from cars
A 23-year-old man was arrested in Larnaca on Saturday night in an ongoing case of conspiracy, theft, illegal possession of property and drugs.
According to police, at 11.40 on Saturday night ...
Georgia’s ruling party wins disputed election as monitors report violations
By Felix Light and Lucy Papachristou
Georgia’s ruling party won nearly 54% of the vote in Saturday’s parliamentary election, the electoral commission said on Sunday, as opposition parties disputed ...
Putin: We will respond if Ukraine allowed to make long-range strikes in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is coming up with various ways to respond should the United States and its NATO allies allow Ukraine to use long-range Western weapons to ...