An oil slick from a Syrian power plant, heading towards the Karpas peninsula on the island’s Turkish occupied northern tip, is not expected to cause serious environmental damage to Cyprus, Agriculture Minister
Nicosia District Court on Tuesday rejected the defence arguments of a man accused of violating lockdown to attend church last year, challenging the legality of COVID-19 measures. The man, eventually fined €1,000,
August was the deadliest month for the COVID-19 pandemic for the Turkish Cypriot community, as health authorities in the north have reported 21 deaths so far. With Monday’s 142 cases and two
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM Asian markets were mostly lower Tuesday as dismal Chinese economic data and growing concerns over surging Covid-19 cases in key regional markets sapped risk
Cyprus will roll out booster COVID-19 jabs for the elderly and vulnerable groups urged by scientists arguing the evidence suggests their immunity is wearing off. According to Health Ministry sources, minister Michalis
Cyprus is edging closer to reinstating speed cameras after dismantling the national traffic camera network in 2007 due to technical and legal hiccups, as authorities plan to launch the system in October.
Cypriot authorities monitoring a huge oil spill from a power plant on Syria’s Mediterranean coast have already called for help from the EU, said Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis. The most recent computer
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman said the “retrograde vision” of Turkey to cement Cyprus’ division by striving for a two-state deal “is wrong” for all Cypriots. Robert Menendez, a Democratic
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday making August the deadliest month on record with a toll of 78, surpassing the previous high of 76 deaths in January and last December. A
After seven years of languishing in EU corridors, halloumi will hit the market in October as a bonafide product of protected designation of origin (PDO). As of 1 October, Halloumi’s PDO status
