Artist dreams of glass cages
As one exhibition ends at eins gallery another opens. Glass Cage Dream is the first solo exhibition by Stelios Kallinikou at the Limassol gallery and features a new series of ...
Russia maintains gas deliveries as Europe moots fresh sanctions
Russia maintained gas flows through key pipeline routes into Europe on Monday, despite uncertainty over payment terms and as European leaders called for more sanctions against Moscow after war crimes ...
Nearly half of crypto owners first bought digital assets in 2021
Almost half of all cryptocurrency owners in the United States, Latin America and Asia Pacific purchased the digital assets for the first time in 2021, according to a new survey from ...
New deal for Treppides Investments & Holdings
Just ahead of the beginning of the hotel industry’s summer season, Cypriot company, Treppides Investments & Holdings, has announced another massive business move.
After a four-year successful track record ...
The queen of martial arts
In the male-dominated world of MMA fighting, one Jordanian woman is on her way to the top. ALIX NORMAN finds out what drives this ‘Fierce Savage’
She’s called ‘The ...
Surging Covid cases force easyJet to cancel UK flights over staff shortages
A renewed surge of COVID-19 in Britain has forced airlines including easyJet to cancel hundreds of flights in recent days as staff sickness levels soar.
England dropped all its coronavirus ...
China sends military to Shanghai to test 26 million residents for Covid
China has sent the military and thousands of healthcare workers into Shanghai to help carry out COVID-19 tests for all of its 26 million residents as cases continued to rise on ...
Sahara dust will persist in Cyprus through the week (Updated)
A choking Sahara dust episode that has caused severe discomfort for residents in many areas across Cyprus is not expected to subside before at least the end of the week, ...
Some med students in Ukraine able to transfer to UNic
Medical students fleeing war-torn Ukraine will be able to continue their studies in Cyprus following an agreement between the University of Nicosia and Israel’s Sheba Medical Centre, the two ...
Turkey’s inflation jumps to 20-year high as energy prices surge
Turkey’s annual consumer inflation leapt to a 20-year high of 61.14 per cent in March, data showed on Monday, fuelled by rising energy and commodity prices following the Russia-Ukraine conflict ...
Stand-up specials to stream or slap
After a stand-up comedian led to Oscar upset, CONSTANTINOS PSILLIDES on offensive shows of the genre to stream
The slap was heard around the world. Will Smith. Excuse me, Academy ...
Solution to the Cyprus problem needed now says FM
With the world facing geopolitical change, a solution to the Cyprus problem is needed now, Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said on Monday.
Speaking to CyBC, Kasoulides said the current political ...
Oil rises above $105 as supply concerns persist
Oil rose above $105 a barrel on Monday as concern about tight supply arising from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the lack of an Iranian nuclear deal persisted despite countries ...
Coldest ever March recorded in Limassol, Larnaca, central Nicosia
March’s unseasonable deep freeze broke a slew of records, as low average daily temperatures topped the charts across the island, the met office said on Monday.
The office said ...
What lies ahead for real estate?
The end of the year 2021 saw no major alterations in Cypriot real estate. The lower end of the housing market directed towards locals, with properties in the region of €300.000-€500.000, ...
Smile time: Cyprus Mail’s March cartoons
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US requests National Guard send weapons to Ukraine (updated)
The US has requested the National Guard hand over Russian-made weapons systems to Ukraine.
The defence ministry on Monday said that it will not make any moves that would reduce ...
Defensive stocks underpin UK’s FTSE 100
Britain’s main share index held steady on Monday, with investors buying into defensive stocks as talks of more sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine kept risk appetite ...
€1.4million Kornos roundabout to be completed on time
The construction of a roundabout in Kornos that will offer direct access to the Limassol highway is well underway, Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos said on Monday.
Accompanied by Kornos community ...
easyJet to cancel UK flights over Covid stricken staff
A renewed surge of Covid-19 in Britain has forced airlines including easyJet < EZJ.L> to cancel hundreds of flights in recent days as staff sickness levels soar.
England ...
Anastasiades heads to Montenegro
President Nicos Anastasiades will travel to Montenegro on Monday evening following an invitation from its president Milos Dukanovic.
The leaders and the heads of their delegations will discuss bilateral relations, ...
Police looking into animal abuse after dog attacked
Paralimni police are investigating a case of animal abuse after a man reported his neighbour had beaten his dog, causing a head injury.
Police spokesman Steve Theodoulou said that on ...
France’s Macron: new Russia sanctions needed after Bucha killings
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday that a new round of sanctions targetting Russia were needed and that there were clear indications Russian forces were responsible for the killings ...
Alcaraz becomes youngest Miami Open men’s champion
Spanish 14th seed Carlos Alcaraz capped a dream run at the Miami Open with a 7-5 6-4 win over Norwegian world number eight Casper Ruud in the final on Sunday ...