Teens from across divide meet at summer camp
Teens from across the divide met and participated in a Cyprus Friendship Programme intercommunal student camp last week, where they were visited by the deputy British High Commsioner.
The camp, ...
President’s election campaign hit with €36,000 fine
Nikos Christodoulides’ presidential campaign office was hit with a €36,000 fine on Tuesday for violating the election rules in the run up to the elections.
The fine came from personal data ...
Cyprus property prices surge — foreign buyers contribute to rising demand
The housing market in Cyprus experienced a notable upswing during the first quarter of 2023, as property prices continued to soar, particularly in the apartment segment, primarily driven by increased demand.
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Cyprus on track to meet anti-money laundering measure
Officials have given assurances that by September Cyprus will do a test run of an ultimate beneficial owners (UBO) register for companies, and that by the end of the year ...
In Baltic Sea, citizen divers restore seagrass to fight climate change
By Lisi Niesner and Sarah Marsh
Just off the coast of Kiel in northern Germany, scuba divers use hand trowels to dig up emerald green seagrass shoots complete with roots ...
Unesco recommends adding Venice to list of world heritage sites in danger
Unesco experts have recommended that Venice and its lagoon be added to its list of World Heritage in Danger as Italy is not doing enough to protect the city from ...
How concrete, asphalt add to the misery of heat waves
It only takes just a fraction of a second to suffer a pretty serious burn. Asphalt and concrete in direct sunlight can often reach surface temperatures as high as 82 Celsius (180 ...
Barbed wire along buffer zone set to be removed
Controversial barbed wire fencing along stretches of the buffer zone may start being removed in September, reports said on Tuesday.
The news was welcomed by residents of the impacted villages, ...
Larnaca villages say can’t support both waste and asphalt plants
Larnaca officials on Tuesday gave the government an ultimatum: either the Koshi landfill stays or the asphalt plant. Both cannot coexist in the same area.
Refineries have left parts of ...
No worker hit by heatstroke in latest heatwave
The Labour inspection department announced that not a single worker was found to have suffered from heatstroke during the latest heatwave, but said it had received “a small number of ...
England thrash China 6-1 to ease into last 16
Lauren James shone again with two fine goals as England put in their best performance of the Women’s World Cup so far to sweep aside China 6-1 on Tuesday ...
Ministry of finance calls on local authorities to be prudent with budgets
The finance ministry on Tuesday reminded municipalities and sewerage boards to prepare their budgets for the first half of 2024 “with prudence and rationality” given the coming transition to the new ...
Stokes says England ‘walked the walk’ to level Ashes series
England captain Ben Stokes said on Monday the 2-2 draw in the Ashes series showed his side had “walked the walk” after losing the first two tests against Australia, which ...
How hot is too hot for the human body?
As heat records fall, W. Larry Kenney, Daniel Vecellio, Rachel Cottle and S. Tony Wolf assess how much danger we are in
Extreme heat has been breaking records across Europe, ...
BP boosts dividend even as profit slumps 70 per cent to $2.6 billion
BP’s (BP.L) second-quarter profit slumped 70 per cent from a year earlier to $2.6 billion, missing forecasts, as refining margins and oil trading income fell, but still allowing the energy ...
Lukashenko taunts Poland again over Wagner troops near border
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday taunted Poland over the presence of Russian Wagner mercenaries near the NATO country’s border, saying Warsaw should thank him for keeping them in ...
Pound’s mini-budget dip made UK’s Brexit bill dearer
Sterling’s drop at the time of former Prime Minister Liz Truss’s failed budget plans meant the British taxpayer stumped up tens of millions of pounds extra to fund ...
Myanmar junta grants partial pardon to democracy champion Suu Kyi
Myanmar’s ruling military pardoned on Tuesday jailed former leader Aung San Suu Kyi on five of the 19 offences for which she was convicted but she will remain under house ...
New Turkish credit card regulations ‘blow to north’s tourism’
Turkish Cypriot economists fear a “blow” to the north’s tourism industry after Turkey introduced new regulations on overseas credit card spending for its citizens.
On Monday night, Turkey’s ...
BirdLife Cyprus hails artificial nest success
BirdLife Cyprus is celebrating the success of artificial nests placed in the area surrounding the village of Androlykou.
The nests were placed in the area as it is home to ...
Cyprus retail trade booms in June 2023
Cyprus’ retail trade boomed in June 2023, with both volume and value seeing a significant increase when compared to the same month in 2022.
The Retail Trade Value Index rose by 8.4 per ...
Bilateral relations underlined on Jordan trip (updated, video)
Bilateral relations were underlined on Tuesday as President Nikos Christodoulides met Jordanian King Abdullah II in Amman.
Christodoulides arrived at the Al Husseiniya palace at around midday and was received ...
Emerging artists and more at Fengaros Festival
One of the biggest music festivals in Cyprus is coming up this week. ELENI PHILIPPOU discovers what’s to come
In just a few days, one of the biggest music ...