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
Former Larnaca Bishop Chrysostomos on Monday was found guilty of sexually assaulting a teenage girl in a historic case dating back 42 years. The high-ranking priest was found guilty after a year-long
Europe’s largest integrated casino resort City of Dreams Mediterranean will open its doors in Limassol on 10 July after more than four years of waiting, Melco said. City of Dreams Mediterranean, the
Cypriots are dissatisfied with the functioning of the country’s public administration and want reduced bureaucracy, skilled civil servants, and more communication, according to a flash Eurobarometer survey. Cypriots also called for better
The rising cost of construction in Cyprus, the restriction on the supply of suitable units in residential and central areas, VAT, the lack of titles, etc., have all turned the interest of
Real estate takes many forms, such as a place of business, for touristic purposes, and as a store of value, to name a few. It also impacts associated industries like building insurance,
Smaller clubs see flagging fortunes turn, as investors pump fresh cash Cyprus football is in financial trouble, as nine out of the 14 topflight teams have lost a combined €18 mln in
By Sandra Nebritova The recent sanctions imposed on a number of Cypriot companies and individuals has cast yet another shadow on our beautiful island. As reported previously, the sanctions have been imposed
