President Nikos Christodoulides’ administration found itself on the defensive over another appointment of a seemingly unqualified person to a well-paid government post after a beautician was hired as a secretary at the
A 25-year-old Turkish national wanted in connection with the murder of a Ukrainian woman whose body was found in a Yermasoyia holiday apartment on 7 May, is now also wanted for theft.
Police believe they have unearthed evidence linked to the alleged murder case of 31-year-old Angelos Pericleous, who has been missing for a month. Pointers to the location of Pericleous’ body were stepped
Last year the Association for the Prevention and Handling of Violence in the Family (SPAVO) managed 3,122 domestic/partner violence incidents compared to 2,854 in 2021, 2,147 in 2020 and 1,384 in 2019.
MPs are seeking a compromise on the thorny issue of reduced VAT for first homes, under pressure to beat the 8 June deadline of introducing legislation to harmonise Cyprus’ laws with the
The annual British Bases Police-led Cycle Challenge took place for the fourth time on Sunday, with organisers expecting to raise €30,000 for the Cyprus Anticancer Society and children’s charities, One Dream, One Wish
Cyprus’ traffic camera network has registered over 180,000 fines for road violations since the system came online last year, police said. In comments to Phileleftheros daily, the deputy head of the Traffic
A British pensioner accused of killing his terminally ill wife told a Paphos court that he reluctantly ended her life after she repeatedly “begged” him to do so. “I didn’t want to
Resort towns report a slowdown in foreign civil weddings, dashing hopes that the industry would continue from where it had left off in 2022, a record year for income. The civil wedding
During his meeting with President Nikos Christodoulides, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed building a pipeline to transport Israel’s natural gas reserves to an LNG plant that will be constructed in Cyprus
