A bomb explosion causing damage to a Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (Cyta) branch in Ayia Fyla, Limassol is believed to be linked to 5G conspiracy theories. Police on Monday said the explosive device,
Thirteen years after dismantling its national traffic camera network due to technical and legal hiccups, Cyprus signed a €34 mln deal on Monday for cameras to be gradually operational from next June.
Cyprus was battered by strong storms on Monday with the Met Office issuing a yellow warning for extreme weather conditions of hail and thunder. Early Monday, the Paphos district and Troodos mountain
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM The long-awaited moment has finally arrived. The US began the first shipments of Covid-19 vaccine on Sunday following the final approval from the Centers
Cyprus passed the 15,000 mark by reporting 301 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, with a gradual slowdown of new coronavirus infections and one death, as December remains on track to becoming the worst
Cyprus saw a marked drop in daily COVID-19 cases on Saturday after a record 424 infections the day before, but the death toll rose to 77 with two more people dying in
After two decades of being cut off from the rest of Europe, travellers from Cyprus will be able to hop on a ferry next summer and disembark in Piraeus to continue their
European Union leaders stopped short of imposing sanctions on Turkey at the leaders’ summit on Thursday. They delayed the issue by a further three months with Brussels waiting for guidance from Washington
Cyprus marked a new record in daily COVID-19 cases on Friday, topping 424 and three deaths, making it the deadliest day since the pandemic started and with December headed to be the worst month
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has approved Cyprus’ peer review (second round) on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, the Finance Ministry said. OECD’s Global Forum placing Cyprus as
