Unficyp’s mandate must remain unchanged, says defence minister
Unficyp`s presence on the island and the resumption of the UN-backed talks are two separate things and must not be confused, Defence Minister Savvas Angelides
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The gas quandary: it’s not so much the find but the route
Turkey, Israel, Egypt and Cyprus – conflicting political aims and practical difficulties are the stumbling block to extracting East Med gas By Elias Hazou A
Leaders to meet later in the month (Updated)
President Nicos Anastasiades has spoken with Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci by phone and they have agreed to meet on the second half of
‘Turkey not negative to a federal solution but also looking into other options’
Turkey is open to all alternative types of solution concerning the settlement of the Cyprus problem but does not reject the federal solution, Turkish Foreign
Kyprianou to quiz Cavusoglu on issues of security
Akel General Secretary Andros Kyprianou travelled to Ankara on Thursday where he is to meet Turkish Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu to ask about Turkey’s
President does not rule out Nato role in Cyprus solution
President Nicos Anastasiades said Monday having Nato guaranteeing the island’s reunification was not out of the question. Asked whether any thought had been put in
Security to be stepped up in public schools
The adoption of a series of measures to raise security levels, including installing fences in schools, is underway it was announced on Thursday following a
Call for collective action to address threats to the EU
Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou and EU Commissioner for Security Union, Julian King, on Tuesday called for collective action to address threats facing the EU. King,
A solution must provide security for all, says president
A state’s ability to provide security to its citizens is the element which will contribute to the smooth functioning of the state the day after
Hoteliers concerned over airport delays
By Evie Andreou The Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (Acte) on Wednesday expressed concern over the overcrowding that continues to be observed during peak season
Defence minister visits USS aircraft carrier Harry Truman
At the invitation of the US Navy and the US Embassy in Nicosia, Defence Minister Savvas Angelides, accompanied by US Ambassador Kathleen Doherty, visited the
President seeks clarification over Akinci’s call for talks (Update 3)
President Nicos Anastasiades on Wednesday responded to Mustafa Akinci’s call to accept the Guterres framework, saying the Turkish Cypriot leader, and more importantly Turkey needed
Police arrest man who tried to run down soldiers in southern France (Update 2)
French police arrested a man suspected of driving a stolen car at a group of soldiers jogging outside their base in the foothills of the
At least sixteen police die in clash in Egypt’s Western desert -security sources
At least sixteen police officers were killed in a shoot-out during a raid on a suspected militant hideout in Egypt’s Western desert, two security sources said
Ryanair flight escorted by fighter jets to London after ‘hoax’
Britain on Wednesday scrambled RAF Typhoon fighter jets to escort a Ryanair flight from Lithuania to Britain after a hoax security alert, the defence ministry and airline
Healthcare workers strike over security concerns (Updated)
The state will exhibit a zero-tolerance policy against people who attack medical staff, Health Minister Giorgos Pamborides said on Wednesday, as state nurses and
Nurses on two-hour strike over new attack at A&E (Updated)
Pasyno nurses’ union announced on Monday that its members would go on a two-hour work stoppage on Wednesday to protest over yet another attack
Nicolaou says police to create ‘a network of burglarly protection’ with new tech
Police are upgrading their tech to connect with alarm systems in various premises so they can respond faster to burglaries and robberies, Justice Minister Ionas
Nearly €100,000 from three heists, no sign of the culprits
ALMOST €100,000 has been robbed from cooperative banks across Cyprus this month, in three separate robberies. Although the events surrounding the cases are widely known,
Philippines cancels rebel talks after attack on Duterte’s guards
The Philippines on Wednesday canceled talks with Maoist-led rebels due on the weekend in the Netherlands after guerrillas attacked a convoy of President Rodrigo Duterte’s
