Entry records examined as Greek Cypriots’ case in north goes on
The entry and exit records of the Strovilia crossing point, through which the five Greek Cypriots who were arrested in the north in July had entered the north, were the ...
Limassol’s first phase of flood control to finish by October
The first phase of flood control work in Limassol’s mountainous region is scheduled for completion by the end of October, agriculture ministry permanent secretary Andreas Grigoriou said on Wednesday.
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Cyprus hits record low unemployment: the new battle for talent in retail
Cyprus is experiencing a milestone moment in its labour market. With unemployment dropping to 3.7 per cent in April 2025, the country is not only demonstrating economic resilience, but also leading the ...
North ruling coalition heads meet Turkish VP Yilmaz in Ankara
The heads of the three political parties which make up the north’s ruling coalition on Wednesday met Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz in Ankara.
The delegation, made up of ‘...
Man found guilty of attempting to assassinate Trump
A man found lurking with a gun near Donald Trump’s Florida golf course last year was found guilty of attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate, U.S. Attorney ...
Turkey jails comedian, rapper over joke deemed offensive to Islam
Turkey jailed two men pending trial after prosecutors said their online show included a joke referencing a hadith or teaching of the Prophet Muhammad, which they allege could incite religious ...
Visa contract cancelled after challenge over company links and bidding process
The Tenders Review Authority has cancelled a foreign ministry decision to award a contract for visa application services in 17 embassies, following serious complaints from a rival bidder.
The complaints were ...
More than €30.000 stolen in online fraud case
More than €30.000 have been stolen from two men aged 63 and 66 in Limassol, in a case of online fraud, police said on Wednesday.
In the complaint filed by the two men, ...
Cyprus high-tech imports fall to €5bn, EU returns to trade surplus
The European Union posted a €23 billion trade surplus in high-tech products in 2024, returning to positive territory after a €15 billion deficit the year before and four consecutive years in the red, ...
Cyprus goes green on World Tourism Day
More than 68 tourism businesses and organisations across Cyprus will hold clean-up and awareness actions on Friday, September 26, World Tourism Day.
The Tourism Cares campaign encourages tourism professionals to show respect ...
Teen jailed for 14 years for smuggling cocaine
A 19-year-old woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for importing a large quantity of cocaine into Cyprus. The decision was handed down on Wednesday by the Larnaca criminal ...
Cyta union urges appointment of executive chairman, reduced CEO powers
Cypriot telecommunications trade union Epoet has called for the appointment of an executive chairman at Cyta, while at the same time reducing the powers of the chief executive officer (CEO).
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Cyprus ‘given until November’ to repay EU grants for Vasiliko LNG terminal
Cyprus has been given until November to repay millions of euros which had been paid by the European Commission in grants for the construction of the liquefied natural gas terminal ...
Another arrest over burglary and weapon theft
A 31-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday in connection to an ongoing case of burglary and the theft of a shotgun and an air pistol, which took place in Larnaca ...
Cyprus takes first step in space innovation
For the first time, Cyprus has a dedicated centre focused entirely on space technologies, Deputy Research Minister Nicodemos Damianou announced on Tuesday evening.
The Space Business Innovation Centre (Space BIC) ...
Lordos United reports €981k profit for first half of 2025
Lordos United Public Ltd has reported a consolidated profit of €981,113 for the first half of 2025, an increase compared with €879,923 in the same period last year.
The company announced the results ...
Shipowners debate net zero, risk and resilience at Athens forum
Leading Greek and international shipowners gathered in Athens on Tuesday for the TradeWinds Shipowners Forum Greece 2025, debating how to navigate geopolitical turbulence, commercial risk and the accelerating push to decarbonise ...
What’s happening at first Nicosia Walls Fest
“In the heart of old Nicosia, timeless walls come back to life,” say organisers of a new festival in the capital this week. The Nicosia Walls Fest offers four days ...
Leonardo Hotels: Leonardo Crystal Cove joins Group’s portfolio
Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Mediterranean proudly announces the completion of the acquisition of Leonardo Crystal Cove Hotel & Spa by the Sea in Protaras, Cyprus. Leonardo Crystal Cove is a ...
Lidl Cyprus marks one year of dynamic presence at Neon Mall of Pafos
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of its store at Neon Mall of Pafos, Lidl Cyprus is organizing a unique celebratory experience for its customers, reaffirming its commitment to continuous investment ...
Demetra posts €10.2 million half-year profit
Demetra Holdings Plc on Wednesday reported a profit after tax of €10.23 million for the first half of 2025, equivalent to 5.11 cents per share, compared with €39.04 million or 19.52 cents per share in ...
US players donating Ryder Cup money to charity
Scottie Scheffler and a number of his U.S. teammates weighed in on the Ryder Cup pay-for-play narrative on Tuesday at Bethpage Black, saying the money they receive for representing ...
Isak opens Liverpool account, Ekitike scores winner and sees red
Alexander Isak scored his first goal for Liverpool while Hugo Ekitike was sent off after bagging a late winner as the hosts beat second tier Southampton 2-1 at Anfield to ...
Over €1.5M of XM’s pledged €5M wildfires aid already paid out
In line with its commitment to provide immediate and meaningful support to those affected by the recent wildfires, XM has already provided substantial financial assistance to households that suffered partial ...