Le Pen beats Macron in France as nationalists gain in EU vote
Marine Le Pen’s far-right party edged just ahead of the centrist alliance of President Emmanuel Macron in exit polls as French voters led what pollsters
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Astrasol cancer case unprecedented despite low pay-outs
Government and Latsia shoe factory were found responsible for creating a cancer cluster By Elias Hazou The verdict in the case of Astrasol, the
Quick look: European elections highlights (Updated)
Following are early predictions of the results of the election to the European Parliament based on exit polls. Over 400 million people can vote in
Europeans vote in bigger numbers to set EU course
Europeans turned out to vote on Sunday in bigger numbers than before in an election pollsters predict will further dent traditional pro-EU parties and bolster
Police seek teen missing since Thursday
A 15-year-old girl was reported missing on Sunday from her home in Nicosia, police said. Vivianna-Gabriela Boros was last seen on the evening of May
They entertain the tourists but are they being paid?
Entertainers hired by agencies to perform in hotels say they are being cheated By Bejay Browne Seasonal entertainers in Paphos hotels are complaining that the
The way out of the energy stalemate with Turkey
By Christos Panayiotides Before we can follow the issues surrounding Cyprus’ EEZ, it is necessary to have a clear understanding of certain basic concepts
Anastasiades: TC participation shows how much better off we’d be if reunited
The level of Turkish Cypriot participation in Sunday’s European elections is an indication of how much better off Cyprus would be it was feasible to
Anastasiades: time to send a strong message on what kind of Europe we want (Update 1)
President Nicos Anastasiades and party leaders went to cast their vote in the European elections early on Sunday, stressing the importance of participation. “Today is
EU future in balance
Europeans vote on Sunday in an election expected to further dent traditional pro-EU parties and bolster the nationalist fringe in the European Parliament, putting a
Tales from the coffeeshop: Why would anyone want to be an MEP?
WHY WOULD someone want to be elected to the European Parliament (EP)? For an ambitious politician it means staying on the margins of the domestic
Our View: Stopping rise of anti-European forces at stake in today’s vote
In a message sent out on Thursday, Disy chief Averof Neophytou said “Cyprus does not have the luxury to return to the isolation we are
A little bitty tear let Theresa down
By Alper Ali Riza Everything went as she planned it. She really put on quite a show. In her heart she thought she could
Former president’s health continues to show signs of improvement
The condition of the former president Demetris Christofias continued to show signs of improvement on Saturday, but he still required respiratory support. Christofias, 72, was
British health minister Hancock joins race to replace May as prime minister
British health minister Matt Hancock said on Saturday he would enter the contest to be the next leader of the Conservative Party, the fifth candidate to say
Our View: Anastasiades should have stood up to the EAC unions
WE DO NOT know whose advice President Anastasiades follows, in regularly offering his services as a mediator in industrial disputes, but wherever it comes from
Russian ambassador accuses Ozersay of trying to discredit him
Russian Ambassador Stanislav Osadchiy on Friday chastised Turkish Cypriot ‘foreign minister’ Kudret Ozersay after the latter posted on the official social media profile of his
French police hunt suitcase bomber after blast in Lyon (Update)
French police were hunting a suspected suitcase bomber on Friday after an explosion in the central city of Lyon that injured 13 people, officials said.
ECHR throws out Hezbollah member’s claim of ‘inhuman treatment’ in Cyprus
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled inadmissible an application lodged against Cyprus by a Swedish national convicted on terrorism-related charges in 2013
British PM May resigns, paving way for Brexit confrontation with EU
British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday said she would quit, triggering a contest that will bring a new leader to power who is likely