The Labour Ministry is close to striking a happy balance between labour union demands to scrap the 12% penalty clause imposed on people who retire early at 63 and the state budget.
A retired British miner was found guilty of manslaughter instead of the more serious charge of premeditated murder after killing his wife to relieve her suffering from blood cancer, a Paphos court
The Russian mother of a 10-year-old girl found dead in a pool was Friday remanded in police custody for six days, suspected of reckless and dangerous acts that led to her daughter’s
Cyprus has sent to Greece two firefighting aircraft and a ground unit to assist the Greeks in tackling wildfires. Fires rage across Greece, destroying forests on Rhodes and gutting homes close to
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has set in stone the Turkish and Turkish Cypriot side’s stance for a two-state solution to the Cyprus problem during his visit to the occupied north. Erdogan
The role of the cashier is expected to be the fastest shrinking job in the U.S., with 355,700 fewer positions by 2031, followed by secretaries, admin personnel and book keepers. According to
Low-cost airline Ryanair plans to base up to 30 new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft at Ukraine’s three main airports and fly over five million passengers a year when fighting eventually ends. The airline’s statement
Two workers lost their lives in a traffic accident on the highway from Larnaca to Kofinou, taking the number of fatalities on Cyprus’ roads to 16 this year. The victims were named
The 21st century cannot tolerate a divided European country with an occupying army in its territory, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said to mark Cyprus’ black anniversary. He added: “The Bi-zonal Bicommunal
Cyprus will continue to swelter under high temperatures for the coming weeks, as the Met Office warned a prolonged heatwave will not weaken before the end of July. On Thursday, the Met
