An Irish diving instructor who had gone missing while off the Cyprus coast was found dead trapped inside a shipwreck that is a major attraction for divers, authorities said Friday. An intensive
Cypriot authorities have seized half a tonne of synthetic narcotics, the largest quantity ever found in Cyprus. According to police spokesperson Christos Andreou, the synthetic narcotic substance is methadone, found in a
Around one in four businesses have faced some form of cyber-attack, according to the Cyprus Information Technology Enterprises Association (CITEA). A new initiative, the CITEA INDEX, also measures how well companies adapt
By Craig Erlam There were no major surprises from the ECB on Thursday, with the European central bank leaving rates on hold while warning they will remain high for a sufficiently long
The number of sales contracts submitted to the Land and Surveys Department reached a 15-year high in the second quarter of 2023, according to Central Bank of Cyprus data. In addition, residential
Celestyal Cruises presented its newest addition to its fleet, Celestyal Journey, during an onboard event at Limassol port, underlining the cruise industry’s growth in Greece and Cyprus. During an event on Wednesday,
A BBC plaque honouring the ‘first black Briton’ has been removed after DNA analysis suggested she was not actually of African origin. The sign celebrating the 1,800-year-old remains of ‘Beachy Head Lady’
The University of Cyprus (UCY) is among the top universities in the Times Higher Education international ranking by subject for 2024, published on Thursday. In a statement, UCY said it was among the
Minister of Health Popi Kanari said it was important that children from Greece, Egypt, and Lebanon are now being examined by doctors from the Shriners Children’s Hospitals in Cyprus. The minister visited
By Craig Erlam Wednesday wasn’t the most thrilling session so far, but there is plenty still to come over the next couple of days which could see activity pick up. Earnings from
