Ministry releases details of the aid owners of collapsed Pissouri homes can expect
The interior ministry will grant monetary assistance to Pissouri residents who were forced to leave their homes after they became uninhabitable due to landslides so
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Varosha the main focus in Famagusta election on Sunday
As 31,584 people from Famagusta go to the polls in Sunday’s mayoral elections, the campaigns of the five candidates have projected a united front for
Call to get rid of plastic bags, balloons
Environmental organisation Let’s Make Cyprus Green is calling on the public to help ban unnecessary and harmful plastic by signing two petitions, Ban Balloons in
Parents welcome chance for private school students to attend state universities
By Gina Agapiou A group representing parents of children at private schools welcomed on Wednesday the decision by state universities to accept students who have
Plea for public patience over probe into Metaxas’ victims
The probe into the police handling of missing persons reports filed for the victims of serial killer Nicos Metaxas will hold accountable any police officer
Cabinet agrees to help owners of collapsed Pissouri homes, but no compensation
The cabinet on Wednesday decided to afford humanitarian assistance to residents of an area of Pissouri whose homes have become uninhabitable due to landslides. The
State-owned company told – again – to come clean over loans to politically exposed persons
The attorney-general has reaffirmed the state-owned asset management company’s (Kedipes) obligation to hand over information as part of a probe into the possibility of the
OCCRP insists its report on dealings of president’s law firm was accurate (Updated)
Government spokesperson Prodromos Prodromou denied yet again on Wednesday that the president had been involved in dubious financial activities that a report by a corruption-busting
Police probe into teenager’s drinking death continues
A probe into whether the death of 16-year-old Panayiotis Stefani in Larnaca in April was the result of bullying has yet to be completed, police
ECHR to examine Varosha cases in November
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has given the Turkish side until November 4 to submit its remarks concerning two cases of properties situated
Anastasiades to discuss Varosha with Lute
The ongoing illegal Turkish interventions and the north’s threatening announcements regarding the fenced-off city of Varosha will be discussed by president Nicos Anastasiades during his
Ten children aboard migrant boat arriving at Larnaca (updated)
A boat with 33 migrants, including eight infants and two children, arrived in Larnaca port on Tuesday. According to police, the naval department located the
Archbishop says Russian church in the north ‘unacceptable’
Archbishop Chrysostomos said the presence of a self-proclaimed Russian Orthodox Church in the north is unacceptable but nothing can be done to remove it as
Moves afoot to stop tampering with mileage in second-hand cars
Tampering with the mileage of second-hand cars is at last coming to an end, the Cyprus Consumer Association announced on Monday. According to the announcement,
Govt fires back at Akel over money laundering claims
The government and main opposition Akel sought to score micro points against one another on Monday over a recent report by the Organised Crime and
Morphou bishop gave ‘possible scientific explanation’ of homosexuality say academics (Updated)
Some 38 academics from across the world appeared on Monday to have signed an open letter in support of the Bishop Neophytos of Morphou as
Fourth Turkish ship on its way to the eastern Mediterranean
A fourth Turkish ship, Oruc Reis, is on its way to meet the three drillships already stationed off the coast of Cyprus, Turkish Foreign Minister
From unwanted stray to local celebrity
By Helen Ratcliffe Meet Rosie, the quad-biking dog who’s turning heads and stealing hearts in the Paphos region. Given a home by Steve Ingleby five
Domestic workers: a ‘vilely corrupt system’
Their contracts stipulate a salary of between €320 and €400 a month net, if they live with their employer, and a six-day working week. They
Series of works expected to upgrade Peyia
A series of works that has got underway aims to improve the life of the residents of Peyia, mayor Marinos Lambrou said on Sunday. Speaking