Day trips provide a taste of Cyprus
It used to be tourists. But now it’s residents who are exploring the island: savouring the true tastes of Cyprus.
Like so many local ventures, Cyprus Taste Tours has ...
Government wades into ‘government in the south’ row
The government on Monday waded into a row over terminology used by citizens umbrella group Os Dame (Enough), saying it was disappointed the organisation had adopted phrases which undermine the ...
Kidney patients threaten to refuse transfusions over poor state of hospital ward
Famagusta kidney patients warned on Monday they will refuse blood transfusions to protest the lack of staff and modern equipment in the haematology ward.
“If our demands are not met ...
Sandwich wrapper wrecked Alonso’s comeback race
Fernando Alonso’s Renault-owned Alpine team have blamed a discarded sandwich wrapper for wrecking the double world champion’s Formula One comeback race in Bahrain on Sunday.
The Spaniard retired ...
Songs of Solitude: violinist Hiyoli Togawa’s new album draws on Covid isolation
In this video we meet up with Berlin-based violist Hiyoli Togawa, whose new album ‘Songs of Solitude’, aims to capture the global isolation created by the coronavirus pandemic.
The work ...
Sound of Metal: Accepting loss
By Kyriacos Nicolaou
In his book The Forest & The Trees, musician and teacher Martin Bradfield provided an interesting analysis on the plight of more experimental and innovative drummers. “I ...
Discussion starts of bill to up penalties for domestic violence (Updated)
Against a backdrop of an increase in violence against women, MPs on Monday started to review of a new bill incorporating the Istanbul Convention as Justice Minister Emily Yiolitis announced ...
Dig to map ancient Paphos comes to an end
Excavations to reconstruct the layout of ancient Paphos have been completed, the department of antiquities announced on Monday after a joint archaeological expedition by the University of Warsaw’s Centre ...
Lebanon could sink like the Titanic, parliament speaker says
Influential parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri said on Monday that Lebanon would sink like the Titanic if it could not form a government.
“The whole country is in danger, the whole ...
Coronavirus: 30 per cent of available vaccine slots booked in three hours
More than 30 per cent of the 19,246 Covid vaccination appointments for people with diabetes and severe obesity were booked early on Monday, according to the health ministry.
The appointments became available ...
Ina Garten’s late spring Chicken Pot Pie
The weather’s definitely getting warmer, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy a few more ‘cosy’ meals in the unpredictable countdown to late spring.
In this video, ...
Unsuccessful attempt to hack Defence Ministry’s website
Someone unsuccessfully tried to hack the Defence Ministry website last week, reliable sources told the Cyprus News Agency on Monday.
“The effort was successfully halted and the website suffered no ...
Reopening of hotels in May
The readiness of hotels to welcome tourists is a given and the efforts of tour operators, especially British ones, towards starting flights from May, creates the prospect of the tourist ...
Hundreds of trees planted in Oroklini and Athienou
A total of 370 trees are being planted in the Prophitis Elias area of Oroklini on Monday near a picnic site as the community steps up efforts to increase its green ...
Eurobank Cyprus sees €40.1m profit after tax, solid loan repayment
Eurobank has remained in profit for the fiscal year of 2020 despite the difficult conditions posed by the pandemic. Profit after taxes for the fiscal year was €40.1 million, down from €44,5 million ...
The unsustainable TikTok trend of ‘fashion hauls’
Massive fashion hauls aren’t new, but they’ve been blowing up recently because of the juggernaut rise of TikTok, a video-sharing, social networking service, owned by Chinese company ByteDance.
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Mindfulness meditation: how it works and why it’s so popular
This video is meant to expand your general knowledge about living a healthy life and is NOT a substitute for seeking medical advice. Please consult with your doctor before making ...
Coronavirus: Arrivals from main tourist markets upgraded to red category
The health ministry on Monday upgraded Russia, the UK and Israel, the three biggest markets for Cyprus in terms of tourism, from grey to red category, meaning passengers arriving from ...
UK govt to provide sports with further support package
The Government has announced horse racing, rugby league, speedway and drag racing will receive £40 million in the latest tranche of funding from the winter phase of its sport survival package.
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Man taken to hospital after attack by gang of youths
A 37-year-old was taken to hospital late on Sunday night after he was attacked by a group of youths in central Paphos.
The police were alerted to the incident at 11...
How Emma Stone went from anxious schoolgirl to Hollywood star
Instantly recognisable with her red hair and husky voice, A-lister Emma Stone has cemented her position in Hollywood, with hits spanning ‘Crazy Stupid Love’ to ‘La La Land’. But how ...
‘Happy Monday’ – English lockdown measures ease but Johnson urges caution
England’s stay-at-home lockdown order ended on Monday with people allowed to meet up outside in groups of six for the first time in nearly three months, though Prime Minister ...
Tips for leaving a puppy home alone safely
Every pet deserves a loving and respectful home: please only consider acquiring a pet if you will be able to take care of its long-term needs. Also, consider choosing your ...
Coronavirus: Use of less intrusive test for schoolkids begins today (updated)
A less intrusive method of coronavirus nasal rapid tests will be used to test pupils of upper secondary schools (lyceums), the health ministry announced on Monday, only to be met ...