Cyprus beat 15 other countries as the most suitable to host the American University of Beirut’s first overseas campus, the president of the world-renowned institution said. It’s part of the university’s expansion
Atmospheric dust levels hit a negative record in May, the worst for five years, with researchers indicating that due to climate change, dust episodes in Cyprus will become more frequent. The Cyprus Institute
Despite reports that migrant flows through the Turkish-occupied north are decreasing, arrivals by sea are rising, as authorities report a 60% increase in the first five months compared to last year. According
Nicosia believes President Nikos Christodoulides’ contacts at the European Parliament in Strasbourg yielded positive results, especially support for a more active EU involvement in Cyprus talks. Information suggests that action is being
Cyprus’ National Tennis Team is aiming for a place in Division B of the Davis Cup during the Group III qualifying matches of the European Zone starting Wednesday in Larnaca. Players from
Cyprus Airways said its May passenger results increased more than four times from 2022, carrying 66,998 passengers up from 14,735. During May, the Cypriot flag carrier operated 370 scheduled flights (May’22: 214),
An autopsy carried out on a 38-year-old British woman who was found dead in her Paphos home last week was inconclusive, with police now waiting for the toxicology reports to determine their
Former Larnaca Bishop Chrysostomos has been suspended from his duties by the Holy Synod following his 12-month jail term after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a minor in a historic case.
As long as Cyprus is divided, Europe will never be complete, European Parliament head Roberta Metsola said on Tuesday in statements with President Nikos Christodoulides. Metsola and Christodoulides held talks before he
Commuters using public transport to go about their business will no longer have to stand in the sun and rain while waiting for the bus, as a €60 mln project will deliver
