Navalny’s widow calls on Russians to fight Putin
Yulia Navalnaya said on Monday she would continue the fight of her dead husband Alexei Navalny for a “free Russia” and called on opposition supporters to battle President Vladimir Putin ...
Two more villages join Nicosia water board
The villages of Paliometocho and Kokkinotrimithia joined the Nicosia water board on Monday.
Their collaboration was finalised following the signing of contracts by Nicosia assistant district officer Andreas Hadjipakkos and ...
Restoration of Larnaca Turkish Cypriot homes completed
Restoration works on former Turkish Cypriot homes on Piale Pasha street in Larnaca have been completed, the town’s municipality announced on Monday.
The works pertained to improvements to the ...
Applications for subsidised EV vehicles surge
Interest in the subsidy plans for purchasing electric vehicles has surged since the opening of the application process last Saturday, according to data released by the department of road transport.
...
Anastasiades will refute ‘slanderous lies one by one’ (updated)
Former President Nicos Anastasiades on Monday welcomed the appointment of Gabrielle Louise McIntyre, who is meant to investigate corruption claims against him which were written in a book.
The anti-corruption ...
Man City not feeling any extra pressure, says Guardiola
Manchester City head into Tuesday’s Premier League clash against Brentford four points adrift of leaders Liverpool, but manager Pep Guardiola said on Monday that his side do not feel ...
At World Court, Palestinians demand end to Israeli occupation
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki demanded an immediate end to Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories at the start of hearings on Monday into the legal status of the ...
Bank of Cyprus records more than 450,000 digital customers
An increasing number of customers are using the Bank of Cyprus’ digital channels, for both banking and insurance products, leading to a large increase in digital sales of insurance plans, ...
Man arrested for robbing asylum seekers
A man appeared in court in the north on Monday, accused of robbing six asylum seekers who had been smuggled with his help from Turkey to northern Cyprus.
In court, ...
Turkish-Russian trade hit by fresh US sanctions threat
A U.S. threat to hit financial firms doing business with Russia with sanctions has chilled Turkish-Russian trade, disrupting or slowing some payments for both imported oil and Turkish exports, ...
Second Paphos man arrested in big drugs haul
A 29-year-old man appeared in court in Paphos on Monday as part of the police’s investigation into a large quantity of drugs found in the village of Emba last ...
Cyprus tourism in peril? Association paints bleak picture
The Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (Stek) on Monday released a statement expressing concern about the island’s tourism prospects for 2024, highlighting significant challenges ahead.
During a recent session, the ...
Oil slips on demand jitters and profit-taking
Oil prices dipped on festering demand concerns and profit-taking prompted by last week’s gains as conflict in the Middle East showed no signs of easing.
Brent crude futures were ...
If Paphos was a person…
In a flight of imagination, ALIX NORMAN asks AI to imagine what the places of Cyprus would look like as humans
If Limassol was human, what would we see?
For ...
Greek anarchists claim responsibility for attack at Thessaloniki court
A Greek anarchist guerrilla group claimed responsibility on Monday for a planned parcel bomb attack against a judge at a courthouse in the northern city of Thessaloniki this month, the ...
North’s education standards chief insists own degree is real
Turgay Avci, chairman of the north’s higher education standards authority (Yodak), insisted on Monday that his own degree is real.
Avci had faced allegations that his degree, which he ...
Russia loses six warplanes in three days, Ukraine says
Ukraine’s military on Monday shot down two more Russian warplanes used to drop highly destructive guided aerial bombs on Kyiv’s troops, army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said.
The destroyed ...
EU warns Israel against “catastrophic” Rafah offensive
The European Union on Monday warned Israel against launching an offensive in Rafah that ministers said would create a disaster for the roughly 1.5 million refugees crammed into the city on ...
Sustainability a way of life for Limassol hotel
The Cyprus Mail’s Souzana Psara recently spoke with Genia Boustany, director of Poseidonia Hotel, about its sustainability journey, focusing on its transition to a circular operating model.
In January 2022, ...
Marvel drops the FF bomb
People never tire of superhero movies says CONSTANTINOS PSILLIDES looking forward to a new battle
It was quite a week for the superhero movie world. Madame Webb premiered to even ...
Makarios hospital staff unwilling to terminate pregnancies (Updated)
Only two out of eight anaesthesiologists at Makarios hospital are willing to participate in abortions, it emerged on Monday, following a complaint that a woman was forced to endure for ...
Tourism minister to discuss green and digital transitions in Belgium
Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis on Monday travelled to La Hulpe, in Belgium, to attend the informal meeting of the EU Tourism Ministers, which is taking place under the ...
Bicommunal buffer zone solar farm touted
Nicosia mayoral candidate and current Disy MP Nikos Tornaritis on Monday announced plans to construct a bicommunal solar farm in the buffer zone in the city.
Speaking at a meeting ...
Cyprus Shipping Chamber asks for release of crew captured by Houthis
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber (Kne) on Monday released a statement urgently requesting the release of the crew of Galaxy Leader, a vehicle-carrying vessel, which has been captured by the Houthis.
...