Turkey beat Kosovo to qualify for World Cup for first time in 24 years
Turkey ended a 24-year wait to qualify for the World Cup by beating Kosovo 1-0 in their playoff final on Tuesday, sealing a return to football’s biggest stage for ...
Tenacious Japan beat misfiring England 1-0 in Wembley friendly
Japan deservedly beat a lacklustre and Harry Kane-less England 1-0 at Wembley on Tuesday in the hosts’ last friendly before manager Thomas Tuchel announces his World Cup squad in May.
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North ‘foreign ministry’ displeased by latest Egypt gas agreement
The Turkish Cypriot ‘foreign ministry’ on Tuesday evening expressed its displeasure at the latest agreement concerning the development of natural gas which was signed by the governments of Cyprus and ...
Mayor highlights cancer risk of antennae at British Akrotiri base
Kourion mayor Pantelis Georgiou on Tuesday stressed what he believes to be an elevated risk of cancer linked to the placement of communications antennae in the British Akrotiri base area, ...
Ustel furious at Erhurman as north’s cost-of-living allowance dispute deepens
The north’s ‘prime minister’ Unal Ustel on Tuesday evening expressed fury at Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman, who had himself lambasted Ustel’s ruling coalition’s decision to bypass ...
UN thanks Cyprus for latest Amalthea shipment
United Nations office for project service (Unops) executive director Jorge Moreira da Silva on Tuesday thanked Cyprus for providing its latest shipment of humanitarian aid to Gaza as part of ...
Cyprus signs statement offering support for Lebanese govt amid widening conflict
Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos on Tuesday signed a joint declaration of European foreign ministers declaring their “full support for the Lebanese government and people” as the conflict in the ...
First natural gas now estimated to hit market in 2029-30
A final investment decision by the companies holding the Aphrodite gas concession may be taken early next year, with the first natural gas going to market by 2029 or 2030, the energy ...
Drop in asylum and foreign national cases
Fewer cases filed by asylum seekers and foreign nationals were recorded in both the Administrative Court of International Protection and the Administrative Court in 2025, the Law Office said on Tuesday.
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Diaspora Cypriots demand clarification on UK-Turkey Eurofighter deal
The Federation of Cypriots in the UK urged British defence secretary John Healey on Tuesday to justify a multi-billion-pound contract linked to the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey.
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More refugees set to get title deeds for housing
Greek Cypriot refugees living on housing estates, and whose homes feature minor irregularities, will be able to acquire a title deed, the interior minister said on Tuesday.
Constantinos Ioannou said ...
Phedonos case refiled in Paphos court
The case against suspended Paphos mayor Phedonas Phedonos – accused of rape – has been re-filed with Paphos district court, it transpired on Tuesday.
Phedonos’ attorney Christos Pourgourides confirmed reports about the ...
EU ‘exposed to external price volatility’ in energy
The European Union is “exposed to external price volatility” in terms of its acquisition of energy, Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos said on Tuesday after the bloc’s 27 energy ministers ...
Former judge rejects Drousiotis allegations, demand grows for evidence
Former Supreme Court judge Michalakis Christodoulou on Tuesday rejected allegations linking him to corruption and criminal conduct, as police and government officials called on journalist and Volt parliamentary candidate Makarios ...
Electricity prices to fall by 5%
Electricity prices in April are actually expected to be lower than in March, the state-run power utility said on Tuesday, although this benefit will likely be extinguished after April if ...
Grapes event all about wine culture
A special evening brings together wine, music and conversation for a multi-sensory and inspiring take on wine culture. The GRAPES / Sips & Scenes on April 5 in Nicosia is organised by ...
€230m projects to boost Cyprus’ water resilience
€230 million worth of projects are underway on the island to improve sustainable water management and increase the island’s water resilience, the finance ministry announced on Tuesday.
The projects focus ...
Six remanded after shots fired during clashes between Iranians in Limassol
Six Iranian residents of Cyprus were remanded in custody on Tuesday in what police described as an attempted murder after shots were fired during an altercation on Monday night on ...
Bank of Cyprus confirms issued shares and voting rights
The Bank of Cyprus Holdings Public Limited Company on Tuesday announced that its total issued share capital stood at 435,772,799 ordinary shares.
Each of these shares carries a nominal value of €0.10 ...
CSE lists new shares of Globalwealth Group
The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) on Tuesday announced the listing of 62,794,749 additional ordinary shares of Globalwealth Group Plc on its Emerging Companies Market.
The shares, each with a nominal value ...
D-day veteran celebrates 103rd birthday in Cyprus
A British man who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-day in 1944 celebrated his 103rd birthday in Cyprus.
Harold Fenwick was 21-years-old when he landed in France as part of ...
Ancient Cypriot jug repatriated from United States
An ancient Cypriot jug has been repatriated from the United States, after being handed over to the Cypriot embassy in Washington DC, the antiquities department announced on Tuesday.
The antiquity ...
Spurs appoint De Zerbi as manager
Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Italian Roberto De Zerbi as their manager on a long-term contract, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.
Tottenham have turned to former Brighton & Hove ...
EU top diplomats in Ukraine to mark Bucha massacre
The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas and several EU foreign ministers arrived in Kyiv on Tuesday to mark the fourth anniversary of the Bucha massacre and to voice ...