Art exhibition seeks roots
March at the Nicosia Municipal Art Centre begins with an art exhibition. Titled Seeking Roots, it brings together 18 artists born in the 1990s, who delve into the concept of identity ...
Cyprus banks are ‘extrovert’ – Bank of Cyprus Wealth Management Manager Emilios Tannousis
Emilios Tannousis is the Manager Wealth Management at Bank of Cyprus. With an experience of almost 20 years in the Wealth and Asset management industry he is covering the Private Banking ...
‘How I went from kung fu to cooking’
By Katie Wright
For Kwoklyn Wan, cooking has always been a family affair. Growing up in Leicester in the 70s, the chef has fond memories of a childhood spent running ...
Soothing waters: framing the serenity of Paphos Harbour
Despite the present Covid-related travel restrictions, the beautiful natural and urban areas of Cyprus are still accessible to us through the lenses of local creators.
In this video, we take ...
‘Change, for the sake of change, isn’t necessarily a good thing’ — EFG International UK Region Head Richard Thomas
Biography
Richard Thomas is the Head of EFG International’s UK Region and member of the Global Business Committee since 02 January 2019. In addition, he is CEO of EFG Private Bank ...
Auckland back to lockdown after one Covid case detected
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Saturday that the country’s biggest city, Auckland, will be put into a seven-day lockdown from Sunday after a coronavirus community ...
Meals brought to your door
Although you do have to cook them yourself. Alix Norman looks at popular meal kit services on the island
In the last couple of years, Cyprus has seen any number ...
Akel to try and ease problems of Maronites living in the north
Main opposition Akel will be in touch with the competent ministries to expedite the resolution of problems faced by Maronite living in the north of the island, party leader Andros ...
Coronavirus: 92 people booked, more than half in Limassol
Police booked 94 individuals and two business owners for violating Covid measures.
Limassol has the highest number of fines issued during the last 24 hours.
A police spokesperson told CNA that the ...
US House passes $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan
President Joe Biden scored his first legislative win as the House of Representatives passed his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package early Saturday, though Democrats faced challenges to their hopes of using ...
Omonia look to keep up title pressure as playoffs underway
The first weekend of the playoffs in the Cyprus football championship sees Salamina and Enosis kicking-off the action in what is a must-win game for the Famagusta club.
Enosis are ...
New doc reveals Audrey Hepburn beyond the glamour
“The best-kept secret about Audrey, was that she wanted to be loved…”
In this France 24 culture round-up, British filmmaker Helena Coan speaks to movie critic Lisa Nesselson and culture editor ...
Chelsea win over United would complete landmark week for Tuchel
After Chelsea coach Thomas Tuchel’s relatively low-profile start to life in the Stamford Bridge hot seat the German will welcome Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday after ...
Oil demand still low, prices decline
Oil prices fell on Friday as the US dollar rose while forecasts called for crude supply to rise in response to prices climbing above pre-pandemic levels.
US West Texas Intermediate (...
UK to offer ‘fast-track’ visas to highly skilled workers
Britain said on Friday it would offer a fast-track visa scheme for jobs at high-growth companies after a government-backed review warned that financial technology firms will struggle with Brexit and ...
Chinese Nio electric cars on sale in Europe this year
Chinese electric car maker Nio plans to enter European markets from the second half of 2021, CEO William Li said at an online conference on Thursday. He also announced the company’...
Three ways to exercise dogs when you have to stay home
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 ...
Russia clarifies benefits under Cyprus Double-Tax Treaty
Russia has issued a clarification regarding some of the key terms in the protocol that amended the Treaty for Avoidance of Double Taxation Cyprus-Russia – the same clarification has been applied ...
How to make an amazing DIY cardboard house project
Note to parents: this project requires use of a craft knife, so your supervision or participation may be required, depending on the age of your youngster.
Kids, some of you ...
Education ministry joins forces with UK’s Bolton uni on scholarship programme
The education ministry has joined forces with the University of Bolton to set up a scholarship programme that will offer 250 scholarships, an important development in the post-Brexit environment, Education Minister ...
Our View: Endless probes never seem to lead anywhere
After the public outcry over the police’s heavy-handed treatment of youngsters at a protest gathering two weeks ago, the attorney-general ordered an investigation. We suspect the main reason for ...
New Alphamega collaboration to reward loyal customers with MÖVE products
Alphamega Hypermarkets have launched a collaboration with the brand MÖVE as part of the company’s Stick & Win programme, rewarding customers for their loyalty.
The scheme offers loyal ...
Coronavirus: decree mandates testing for all teachers and school staff
Teachers and school staff must undergo a mandatory weekly rapid antigen test starting Saturday, the health and education ministries announced on Friday.
This decree comes as a response to the ...
First specialised centre for young people with rare diseases
The first specialised centre for young people with rare diseases in Cyprus is due to start operation soon, NGO Unique Smiles announced on Friday during an online news conference hosted ...