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Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos on Tuesday expressed concerns about the possible expansion of the crisis in the Middle East and the spread of war. Addressing...
Gaza corridor proposal to be discussed at international meeting in Paris
Cyprus’ proposal to establish a humanitarian aid sea corridor to Gaza will be discussed by President Nikos Christodoulides at an international meeting in Paris on...
FM in Ramallah to discuss ongoing Gaza situation
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos met his Palestinian counterpart Riyad Al-Maliki and other Palestinian officials in Ramallah on Monday. The meeting took place “in the light...
Egypt discusses Gaza aid, rejects corridors for civilians, say sources
Egypt has discussed plans with the United States and others to provide humanitarian aid through its border with Gaza Strip but rejects any move to...
More than 100 tons of aid collected for those hit by earthquake
More than one hundred tons of aid has been collected in Cyprus for the earthquake victims in Syria and Turkey, director of Limassol Port Panayiotis...
Greek, Turkish Cypriot parties call for bicommunal rescue mission (Update)
Greek and Turkish Cypriot political parties on Friday called on President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar to send a joint rescue mission...
Paralimni shopkeepers SOS for aid ‘before it’s too late’
Paralimni shopkeepers say they are struggling to survive and are crying out for help and support from the government, “before it’s too late”, asking for...
Third humanitarian aid shipment heading to Ukraine
The third humanitarian aid package from Cyprus to the people of Ukraine departs Saturday from Limassol port, and is being shipped through Greece and then...
Second aid drive for Ukraine underway
The commissioner for the citizen Panayiotis Sentonas said on Wednesday a second campaign to collect humanitarian aid is underway across the island. Collected goods are...
State ‘still ignoring plight of artists’
Pandemic assistance to people working in the arts and culture is grossly inadequate and the state must step in with additional grants, the Cultural Movement...