During her brief visit to three strategic states this week, vital to the European Union’s energy security and supply, the EU Commission President had a lot to say, directed to many, at
By Craig Erlam I think we all earned a weekend break in the sun after a quite extraordinary week in the markets that saw plenty of central bank action, even from those
The Auditor General’s office has found that the authorities’ policy to fine people violating COVID rules during the first 18 months of pandemic restrictions helped to keep the spread of the virus
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Friday he preferred diplomacy over ratchet rhetoric with Turkey over disagreements in the Aegean Sea, where the two are at loggerheads over territory and airspace. Mitsotakis
Central prisons governor Anna Aristotelous alleged she had been targeted by a senior police officer who conspired with an inmate to obtain video footage involving her and another female staff member, which
Preparations are full speed ahead for the first round-trip Cyprus-Greece passenger ferry on Sunday, 21 years after the sea journey was abandoned. CEO of Scandro Holding Ltd, Marios Michael, told CNA that
Authorities in the Turkey-occupied north are not backing down in curbing the freedom of speech, as a Turkish Cypriot cartoonist and columnist faces prosecution for satirising the establishment. Mahmut Anayasa, a well-known
Brussels understands Cyprus’ concerns over the costly impact of the “Fit for 55” package to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in tourism and the economy. Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos said there was support
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has started a rolling review for a version of Comirnaty adapted to provide better protection against a specific variant or variants of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
Cyprus reported two deaths in the weekly Covid bulletin on Friday, with new cases nearly doubling to 3,470 from 2,207 the week before, as restrictions have been almost lifted and the public
