The controversial former volunteerism commissioner Yiannis Yiannaki has pleaded not guilty to eight charges of forging his academic documents, which landed him well-paid jobs in the government. The former commissioner appeared before
Two older women seriously injured in the murder-suicide arson attack in Pyrgos, Limassol, are in a critical condition following the family tragedy triggered by a bitter divorce. The women, 78 and 73,
Cyprus authorities are in close contact with Iran to secure a successful outcome to the seizure of the Greek-flagged tanker Prudent Warrior with 23 people aboard, including a Cypriot captain. The Islamic
Fuel import company representatives refute accusations they are profiteering as motorists brace themselves for more oil price hikes that will cost over €100 to fill up an average car. Experts warn that pump prices
UK airports gridlock is taking its toll on Cyprus tourism as passengers flying to and from the island have either suffered long-hour delays or had their flights cancelled. A shortage of ground
Cyprus Police confiscated servers hosting websites that sold hacked personal data of American citizens in a joint operation with the FBI. Head of the Cyber Crime Unit, Andreas Anastasiades, told CNA: “The
By Craig Erlam Stock markets endured another negative day on Wednesday in Europe as investors await Thursday’s hotly-anticipated ECB meeting. Much like the other two days this week, it’s hard to read
One out of two Cypriots aged 15 to 24, during the past year, has bought at least one counterfeit product online, either knowingly or unwittingly, according to the European Union Intellectual Property
In May, the total registrations of motor vehicles rose 28.2% annually, although, for the first five months of the year, the trend was downward. According to the Statistical Service on Wednesday, registrations
Police have found the body of a man suspected of entering a home in Limassol and pouring petrol over the furniture setting it on fire, killing one person –his 79-year-old uncle and
