Another two people drowned in Cyprus seas on Wednesday, taking the number of deaths to three in as many days. Around 6 pm on Wednesday, a 25-year-old Afghan man was pulled unconscious
Karpasia Bishop Christoforos said the character of the revered Apostolos Andreas Monastery in the Turkish-occupied north should not be altered or partly turned into a Mosque. “Just as we respect the Hala
The family of a road victim have consented to the early release of a 44-year-old mother-of-three who was jailed in May for 16 months for causing the fatal traffic accident which claimed
EuroAsia Interconnector, operator of the subsea electricity cable that will link the power grids of Israel, Cyprus and Greece, said it has written to the Audit Office over comments about a possible
A ceasefire between Halloumi producers and the government agreed upon a year ago has ended, as an agreement over what makes the cheese special is once again questioned by dairy farmers. Some
Cyprus was second among 22 participating countries in a World Health Organisation survey on students negatively affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Education Ministry said. Moreover, Cyprus was among the countries where
The signing of an agreement between Cyprus and Greece on organ donation and transplants was at the centre of discussions between the country’s Health Ministers in Athens. At Tuesday’s meeting between Health Minister
GDP growth and inflation will drop to 3% in 2023, according to forecasts of the University of Cyprus’ Economic Research Centre. The ERC noted the projection for 2023 remains unchanged compared to
The island will get a respite from a punishing heatwave from Friday, as July goes down as the hottest month on record. It is not just the hottest July ever recorded but
State hospitals, especially those in coastal towns, are under pressure as they are coping with a steep increase in emergency cases of seasonal viruses and food poisoning while COVID is returning. Cases
