Notice of reference by an acquiring authority
An acquiring authority may apply to the court to determine amount of compensation
An acquiring authority, which may be the Republic, a municipal authority or a legal entity of public ...
Buses to reach places no bus has before
Cyprus Public Transport (CPT) announced on Monday it will soon introduce a new network of routes in Nicosia using six bus terminals in various areas of the capital.
The company, ...
Two arrests after cars stolen
Two men, aged 18 and 33, were arrested in Paphos on suspicion of stealing two cars, police said on Monday.
The first arrest occurred on Saturday after police found a car parked ...
Gerrard relishing the challenge as he faces top coaches
Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard is relishing the different challenges of being a Premier League manager and admitted he is where he always wanted to be.
The 41-year-old was able ...
Coronavirus: Parents stage protests, teachers complain of abuse (update 2, video)
The education ministry condemned issues of verbal and physical abuse directed at primary school teachers on Monday as parents who oppose the use of facemasks and a SafePass by children ...
Two men arrested for illegal possessions
By Andreas Pavlou
Police arrested two men, aged 34 and 35, early on Monday in separate cases after finding illegal possessions on them.
At around midnight on Sunday police found a person ...
Omicron poses “very high” global risk, countries must prepare – WHO
The Omicron coronavirus variant is likely to spread internationally, posing a “very high” global risk of infection surges that could have “severe consequences” some areas, the World Health Organisation (WHO) ...
Speeding driver found to have no licence
A 31-year-old man who was arrested late on Sunday for speeding on the Limassol to Nicosia motorway did not have a Cypriot driving licence or car insurance, police said on ...
China not inviting Western politicians who threaten boycott of Beijing Games, media says
China does not plan to invite Western politicians who threaten a diplomatic boycott to the Beijing Winter Olympics, Chinese state media said on Monday, after U.S. President Joe Biden ...
Labour ministry issues warning after high dust levels in the air
Authorities on Monday issued a warning over high concentrations of dust in the atmosphere, urging people, especially those belonging to vulnerable groups, to avoid going outdoors.
People, and particularly the ...
Daily News Briefing
In today’s news, the health ministry has announced that non-urgent operations are to be postponed as the state healthcare services organisation OKYPY is preparing for a possible increase in ...
Police say working hard to reduce fatalities as another man killed on the road
Police on Monday said they are working hard to address traffic violations including speeding, failure to wear a seatbelt and alcohol abuse which appear to be behind the death of ...
Coronavirus: Parents reverse decision to keep kids out of lessons
Parents revoked a decision to keep their children from school for one teaching period on Monday to protest the new measures saying they have submitted their suggestions to the education ...
We need to get our act together
We put in a lot of time and effort as well as money in order to promote Cyprus to foreign investors. There are various pros that are attractive to investors, ...
Coronavirus: Stricter measures come into force as of today
Stricter measures come into effect on Monday morning in an effort to curb the spread of Covid-19 following a decision last week by the cabinet.
The age limit for the ...
Highly anticipated PlayStation game bristling with detail
Horizon Forbidden West, the much-awaited sequel to the acclaimed PlayStation 4 game Horizon Zero Dawn, is nearing its release date, with the game set to become available on February 18, 2022.
“The living ...
Coronavirus: Three businesses and 15 people fined after 2,699 checks
Three businesses and 15 individuals were booked after 2,699 checks for the implementation of coronavirus protocols, police said early on Friday.
Most checks, 1,243, were carried out in Nicosia where one person was ...
Chip shortage to cost Daimler Truck billions in revenues
Daimler Truck Chief Martin Daum expects the global chip shortage to hit revenues by several billion euros this year and sees the problem continuing into next year, Automobilwoche reported on ...
Swiss vote in favour of country’s Covid pass in referendum
Swiss voters on Sunday backed the government’s pandemic response plan by a bigger than expected majority in a referendum, paving the way for the continuation of exceptional measures to ...
After Israel, Japan to bar foreign visitors due to Omicron threat
Japan, the world’s third-biggest economy, will close its borders to all foreigners, while Australia’s plans to re-open to skilled migrants were also in doubt as nations scrambled on ...
D. Telekom, Vodafone, others want US tech giants to help fund network costs
US tech giants should bear some of the costs of developing Europe’s telecoms networks because they use them so heavily, chief executives of Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE), Vodafone (VOD....
Amazon exec says Omicron’s impact on holiday spending uncertain
A senior Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) executive said it remains too early to predict how the Omicron coronavirus variant will impact consumer spending during the holiday season but suggested ...
ECB’s Lagarde says eurozone in better shape facing new COVID wave, Omicron variant
The eurozone is better equipped to face the economic impact of a new wave of COVID-19 infections or the Omicron variant, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said.
Several European ...
Chelsea held by United, City brave snowstorm to beat West Ham
Manchester United put their worries to one side to hold Premier League leaders Chelsea to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge on Sunday thanks to a Jadon Sancho breakaway goal ...