One-day exhibition looks back to move forward
One more art exhibition is added to the island’s cultural agenda, enriching Nicosia’s art scene. This upcoming showcase titled Looking Back to Move Forward is a group exhibition ...
‘I don’t want fake meat and cheese’
By Prudence Wade
When you think about Greek and Greek Cypriot food, your mind might go to a whole lot of meat. “There’s just so many kebabs, and we ...
More physiotherapy sessions for cerebral palsy patients
The number of physiotherapy sessions provided under the general health system (Gesy) for people with cerebral palsy will be increased following an agreement reached with the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) ...
How to choose the best wall tiles for your living space
Tiles were initially more prevalent in bathrooms and kitchens. People are now employing wall tiles in living rooms, bedrooms, and other areas as a result of technology advancements and a ...
Horns up: Metal Lords rocks the stage
Angst ridden or a time worth singing about? CONSTANTINOS PSILLIDES looks at movies to screen set in high school
Ah, high school. A magical time where people just break into ...
Minister of education accuses Akel of undermining reform
Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou on Monday accused main opposition party Akel of obstructing the government as it tries to reform education.
“Ever since Akel has been a minority in parliament, ...
Part of Tseri Ave to close for five months due to ringroad works
A section of Tseri avenue will close to traffic on Wednesday for about five months to allow for construction works of the Nicosia ringroad, the public works department announced Monday.
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Making the most of your garden
There has been a rising appreciation for spending time outside and people are wanting to get as much use out of their gardens as possible. There are many different ways ...
Patients say should be part of Gesy decision making
The federation of Cyprus patients’ associations (Osak) on Monday highlighted the need for patients to take part in the decision-making process as far as public health concerned during a meeting ...
Jaw DNA and advanced sensors to pull sharks out of hot water
By Gareth Willmer
Sharks have been around for 450 million years, outliving the dinosaurs and soldiering on through several mass extinctions. Yet their numbers in the open oceans have plummeted by ...
Taxi driver arrested for illegal possession of drugs with intent to supply
Police said a taxi driver seems to have been using his car to deliver drugs, after arresting a 53-year-old on Monday morning shortly after midnight.
Officers stopped a vehicle in ...
President to meet HIO over disputed €150 million payment
The president of the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) Andreas Papaconstantinou will meet President Nicos Anastasiades on Monday to discuss an issue concerning around €150 million that has reportedly not yet been ...
Sanctions to begin affecting Russian economy says Central Banker Governor Nabiullina
Russia’s economy cannot survive indefinitely on its financial reserves and will have to transform itself to deal with the impact of international sanctions, Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said ...
Woman caught driving five times over alcohol limit following collision
A 31-year-old woman was caught driving in Paralimni with a blood alcohol level five times the allowed limit.
According to police, on Sunday night officers responded to an accident involving ...
BoC receives four honours at 2022 Digital Finance Awards
Finance pioneer Bank of Cyprus (BoC) has been recognised for its digital transformation, as well as its innovative digital products and systems, confirming in the best way possible that the ...
Trial of pensioner who killed wife, tried to commit suicide, postponed (updated)
Paphos criminal court on Monday postponed the trial of David Hunter, the 74-year-old British man who in December confessed to killing his terminally ill wife to June 16, following a request ...
Blasts reported in Ukraine’s Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk regions
Authorities in Ukraine’s Western and Southern regions of Lviv and Dnipropetrovsk reported multiple explosions on Monday, while a Reuters reporter heard a series of blasts in Kyiv, as Russia’...
Tsitsipas defends his Monte Carlo Masters title
Stefanos Tsitsipas captured his second straight Monte Carlo Masters crown with a workmanlike 6-3 7-6(3) win over first-time ATP Tour finalist Alejandro Davidovich Fokina on Sunday, claiming his first title ...
Police looking for man involved in Emba clash
Migrants support NGO Kisa on Monday accused the police of covering up true events in Emba village following an ongoing investigation into a clash there between a group of Greek ...
It’s time for Chelsea to win a final at Wembley, says Mount
Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount has called on his team mates to snap their losing streak in cup finals at Wembley Stadium and avenge their League Cup final loss to Liverpool ...
Van Dijk savours Liverpool’s shot at quadruple after injury struggles
Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk admits it would be a dream to win an “almost impossible” quadruple.
However, the influential centre-back is more focused on not taking for granted what ...
Operas, concerts and family shows coming up at Rialto
Just as one event ends, another begins. April is an eventful month at Limassol Rialto theatre, signalling an even busier summer ahead. With a brief break during Holy Week, more ...
Man fined €42,000 after 120kg of duty-free tobacco
A 43-year-old man found in possession of about 120kg of duty-free tobacco has been fined €42,000.
Police said that officers had stopped a car driven by the 43-year-old resident of Larnaca ...
Daily News Briefing
In today’s episode, long-time chief negotiator for the Cyprus problem, Andreas Mavroyiannis, has resigned from his post. In other news, Cyprus and Israel are kick-starting intergovernmental meetings aimed at ...