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Foreign Ministry urges vigilance for Cypriots in the Middle East Due to ongoing instability in the wider Middle East, the Foreign Ministry has advised Cypriot citizens in the region to ...

The European Union has imposed a € 392.2 million fine on Greece over a major scandal involving the mismanagement of agricultural subsidies by a government agency between 2016 and 2022. The bloc’s Executive ...

The House labour committee on Tuesday concluded its discussions on hospitality sector regulations, which will now be forwarded to the House plenary. “The discussion was completed today and the regulations ...

A celebration of books and culture is coming to the village of Askas as En Typois Publications and the village’s community council co-host a regional book exhibition at the ...

The defence in the ‘golden passports’ trial pushed hard on Tuesday to establish the impression that the cabinet, when approving applications for naturalisation of foreign investors, had essentially become a ...

Dogecoin (DOGE)’s recent 6% surge made waves across social media, but the rally was short-lived. Within days, gains evaporated—reminding crypto investors once again of the volatility tied to hype-driven ...

Federal Reserve policymakers will begin a two-day meeting on Tuesday with escalating tensions in the Middle East risking a new commodity price shock and fresh US data expected to show ...

Novak Djokovic says that defending his Olympic title at LA 2028 – when he would be 41 years old – has become his primary motivation to continue competing, marking a significant shift in priorities ...

Premier League referee David Coote was charged by the Football Association on Tuesday in relation to comments he made about former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp in a video that went ...

In the ever-competitive DeFi era, initial hype doesn’t always translate into long-term value. Sui (SUI), once celebrated for its architecture and scalability promises, is now facing a noticeable decline ...

Investigations are ongoing into the unlawful removal of a massive trove of documents from the central prisons, reports said on Tuesday, with the ex-governor of the prisons also having been ...

The University of Cyprus’ (UCY) department of history and archaeology is set to receive €32,500 in British funding for the implementation of a project to save rare legal documents of Egyptian ...

Consumers will have to wait two more weeks to find out if the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) hikes its tariffs by 3 per cent, reports said on Tuesday. The matter ...

When his phone started pinging persistently at 4 a.m. on Friday, the chief rabbi of Cyprus learnt that war had broken out between Israel and Iran. By the time he ...

While police HQ and Justice Minister Marios Hartsiotis are busy monitoring the explosive situation and exchange of missiles in the nearby Middle East, police officers are taking a break to ...

Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar on Tuesday addressed a behind-closed-doors session of the north’s ‘parliament’ and spoke about the matter of property, in light of the recent arrests made ...

Shiba Inu (SHIB), one of the most popular meme coins in the market, is showing signs of fatigue. Once propelled by aggressive token burns and community-driven hype, SHIB’s momentum ...

Three people were injured on Tuesday when their fire engine overturned during an exercise on a rural road in Alethriko, in the Larnaca district. Fire Service spokesman Andreas Kettis said ...

Sterling was lower against the dollar on Tuesday as market focus stayed on developments in the Middle East, while traders await a closely-watched UK inflation print due on Wednesday and ...

Four teenagers were on Tuesday remanded in police custody, suspected of involvement in a May 29 incident when an explosive device detonated at a pub in the Limassol suburb of Zakaki. ...

The situation in the Middle East “remains extremely critical”, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos told an extraordinary meeting of the European Union’s foreign affairs council on Tuesday. He also told ...

Public sector trade unions reaffirmed their determination on Tuesday that the cost-of-living allowance should be paid in full to civil servants, including teachers and the military. The meeting took place ...

Summer schools are banned from national parks for a second year running because the groups were making a nuisance of themselves and potentially harming the environment. The Forestry Department also ...

A total of 50 Cypriot citizens located in Israel and five who are located in Iran have requested to be repatriated, foreign ministry spokesman Theodoros Gotsis said on Tuesday. Speaking to ...