Overseas Cypriots to hold meetings in Nicosia next week
Overseas Cypriots (POMAK and PSEKA) will hold their 30th central council meetings next week in Cyprus, an announcement said.
There will also be a 12th World Youth Congress of the ...
Increasing Hepatitis infections in young people
Hepatitis infections are increasing in Cyprus, especially among young people, the association of liver patients and friends ‘Prometheus’ and the hepatitis society said on Friday.
During a workshop which focused ...
‘Journalists will face jail’ with controversial fake news bill
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) will be issuing a legal opinion over Cyprus’ contentious fake news bill which has sparked concerns amid the country’s journalistic ...
Third production at International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama
Approaching soon is a remarkable production by the National Theatre of Greece that brings an excellent cast of 32 actors to the floor of Ancient Curium. Presented in the first week ...
Alkinoos Ioannides joined by four Cypriot musicians on stage
Alkinoos Ioannides will return to the island this summer to conclude his summer tour in Cyprus. Four more concerts are planned, extending the summer’s music calendar well into September, ...
Sea turtle released back into the wild
A sea turtle was released back into the wild on Friday by the fisheries department, Terra Cypria, the environment department, and the British bases an announcement said.
The turtle was ...
Commission questions geopolitical risks over Great Sea Interconnector
The European Commission has raised questions over geopolitical risks surrounding the construction of the Great Sea Interconnector, it emerged on Friday.
According to CNA, the Commission requested a teleconference over ...
Silence the guns for Paris Games, says UN’s Guterres
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres urged countries around the world to stop armed conflict as part of the Olympic truce, with the Paris 2024 Olympics set to open later on ...
Cyprus may have to pay back €101m after Vasiliko debacle
There is a “very real danger” the government will have to pay back EU funds it received for the Vasiliko liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal, which is now being investigated ...
EPPO urged to probe interconnector
The European public prosecutor’s office (EPPO) should investigate the processes behind the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), House energy and commerce committee Chairman Kyriacos Hadjiyiannis said on Friday.
He also ...
Cyprus fails to allow recovery of turtle doves
Cyprus is among countries that have so far failed to temporarily ban the hunting of turtle doves, an avian species still trying to recover from an “alarming population decline”.
BirdLife ...
Tatar and others weigh in on Turkish ‘intervention’ in Cyprus politics
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar and a wealth of other high profile Turkish Cypriot politicians have weighed in on reports swirling around Cyprus’ media regarding “intervention” on the part of ...
State to combat low birthrates with family policy
With the aim of tackling low birthrates and the demographic aging of the population, the government is drafting a comprehensive family policy, which will include incentives for large families and ...
Funding your reinvestment plan: Exploring financing options
Strategic planning for reinvestment and growth is your roadmap to future success. It’s like planting seeds today for tomorrow’s rewards. By understanding your finances, finding growth opportunities, and ...
BoC supports Cyprus Olympians in countdown to Paris Games
Bank of Cyprus (BoC) is supporting the island’s Olympic athletes who will participate in the Paris Games.
Already, the Bank, as a “Gold Partner”, has supported the Cyprus Olympic ...
Two Nissan X-trail e-Power vehicles delivered to Petrolina app campaign winners
The event, held at Ammos Mackenzy Beach in Larnaca, saw Chrysostomos Chrysostomou and Christos Papalouka each received a Nissan X-Trail e-Power vehicle, each valued at €46,100, as the culmination of the ...
Cyprus and London-based firm lands 5 year contract with Bangladeshi travel giant
Nicosia and London-based Journey Mentor, a travel-tech SaaS company, has announced that it has been awarded a five-year IT contract by Total Air Services Ltd (TAS), a prominent provider of ...
A minute with Panayiotis Tofi, Choreographer
Where do you live?At the moment I live on my own. In the city of Nicosia.
What did you have for breakfast?Gluten-free porridge oats, peanut butter and a ...
Pakistan ‘showing interest and concern’ in north
Pakistan is showing “very close interest and concern” in the north, the north’s ‘parliament speaker’ Zorlu Tore said on Friday.
He was speaking regarding potential future recognition of the ...
EU’s ‘Right to Repair’ directive enhances consumer rights
A new EU directive will make it easier for consumers to choose to repair their goods instead of replacing them, with manufacturers required to provide repair services for a specific ...
Lidl opens third Paphos store, 21st in Cyprus
In a major expansion of its retail network, Lidl Cyprus opened its newest store in the Neon Mall of Pafos on July 24, 2024, marking the third Lidl store in a row ...
What is a diaphragm pump? Functions and applications
Within the industrial landscape, numerous operations rely on the controlled movement of liquids. A key player in this field is the diaphragm pump. This pump stands out from traditional options ...
British man’s death in north being treated as suspected murder
The death of a British national in the north is being treated as a suspected murder, the Turkish Cypriot police said on Friday.
57-year-old Andrew Cullen was found dead at ...
Russia welcomes Trump comments on ‘war machine’ that defeated Napoleon, Hitler
The Kremlin on Friday welcomed Donald Trump’s comments on Russia being “a war machine” that had defeated Napoleon and Hitler, but said it was not wearing rose-tinted spectacles when ...