Guardiola quiet on future at club ‘deep inside of my bones’
Pep Guardiola remained tight-lipped about his future as Manchester City manager on Friday, amid speculation he may leave soon with his contract set to expire at the end of the ...
WHO report: One in four boys in Cyprus had sex by age 15
A report from the World Health Organisation revealed that one in six 15-year-olds has already had sexual intercourse, raising concerns about adolescent sexual health. However, the more alarming finding is ...
UNIC’s IFF executive director Giaglis joins Meta advisory council
The University of Nicosia (UNIC) is proud to announce Professor George M. Giaglis, Executive Director of its Institute for the Future (IFF), has been invited to join the Meta Reality ...
A minute with Nikos Demetriou, musician
Where do you live?I live in Aglandjia with my wife and son.
What did you have for breakfast?Rusks with a Cyprus coffee, no sugar.
Describe your perfect dayA ...
President highlights social policies to address rising costs
President Nikos Christodoulides on Friday said that the government is continuously implementing targeted social policies to address rising living costs in response to demands raised by pensioners during demonstrations held ...
Woman arrested over Limassol car bombing
Police on Friday arrested a 47-year-old woman in connection with a bomb explosion that destroyed a 78-year-old man’s vehicle in Ayios Athanasios in Limassol in the early hours of ...
Inmates start fight over catering, one seriously injured
A fight broke out in the central prison kitchens after inmates complained about the quality of their food, resulting in injuries, with one inmate being taken to the hospital by ...
More women turning to new community midwifery service
The number of women turning to midwives for a natural birth and care for infants and mothers is on the rise, with 170 recorded in September compared to 130 in August.
Health ...
Hyperion Limassol, Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel: new milestones, unforeseen delays
We are proud to report that each week brings us closer to realising our vision for Hyperion Limassol. With a new brand identity in place, including an updated logo and ...
Spain’s first transgender football team makes debut in regional men’s league
A football team consisting entirely of transgender men has made its debut in a regional league in Spain, overcoming administrative challenges and prejudice to become the first all-trans squad to ...
TV shows we love: Eric
I am not really a fan of Benedit Cumberbatch’s acting. He always seem to play the same character, stuck on the right (or wrong?) side of the UK’s ...
Russia knocked out most infrastructure in Ukraine’s Pokrovsk
Russia knocked out around 80% of critical infrastructure in the town of Pokrovsk, a key logistics hub in Ukraine’s east, as Moscow’s troops inched forward, a local official said ...
One year of war in Gaza: Mental scars that will last a lifetime
Hazem Suleiman lost almost a quarter of his body weight as he and his family fled time and again from Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. But what really worries him is ...
Most of Lebanon’s displacement shelters are full, UN says
U.N. officials said on Friday most of Lebanon’s nearly 900 shelters were full and that people fleeing Israeli militarystrikes were increasingly sleeping out in the open in streets or ...
Top state officials net €9,000 a month with pay hikes on the horizon
Senior state officials, including the president, have seen their salaries increase by up to €1,400 since 2022 and are set to receive an additional €700 raise in 2025, attributed to inflation.
According to Politis, ...
Robotics, AI, and the future of healthcare: Chief Scientist Skourides’ EFMA address
The Chief Scientist for Research, Innovation and Technology of Cyprus, Demetris Skourides, attended the 8th Annual Meeting of the European Forum for Medical Advancement (EFMA) in Limassol, Cyprus.
In his ...
Buffer zone barbed wire still there despite promises to remove it
The barbed wire placed in Cyprus’ buffer zone near the villages of Akaki, Peristerona, and Astromeritis to kerb migrant flows is still there, despite government promises to remove it, United ...
Value of bouncing cheques falls by half this year
The number of bounced cheques dropped to a paltry 23 in September, with a total value of €72,185, according to the preliminary list issued by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC).
Specifically, ...
Man remanded over Limassol burglaries
The Limassol district court on Friday issued a six-day remand order for a 23-year-old man arrested in connection with multiple burglary and theft cases.
According to a police statement, the ...
Keve discusses cooperation with Qatar
A delegation of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) was in Qatar this week, to discuss a range of issues including energy, infrastructure, technology and tourism.
Led by ...
Chinese expatriates evacuated from Lebanon arrive in Cyprus
By Lanting Liu
On October 1, 2024, a group of 69 Chinese expatriates, along with their foreign family members, successfully evacuated from Lebanon, arriving at the new port of Limassol in Cyprus by ...
Woman arrested at Larnaca Airport with 2kg of cocaine
A 58-year-old woman was arrested early on Friday at Larnaca airport after more than two kilograms of cocaine were found in her luggage.
According to a police statement, members of ...
Steering the maritime industry towards sustainability
Bold initiatives and innovative projects are guiding the sector to a low-emission future
As the European Union (EU) steps up its efforts to reach climate neutrality by 2050, the environmental impact ...
Khamenei says Iran and its allies will not back down from Israel
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Friday that Iran and its regional proxies will not back down from Israel hours after an Israeli attack on Beirut that is thought ...