Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos has contacted French and British counterparts Catherine Colonna and James Cleverly and Egypt’s Sameh Shoukry on getting Cypriots out of Sudan. The Foreign Affairs Ministry said the contacts were held
President Nikos Christodoulides believes more Cypriots and companies may be placed on the Russian sanctions list, vowing the government will do whatever possible to protect the country’s credibility. “We will not allow
Police are warning the public to be wary of callers claiming to be doctors, demanding money from elderly citizens to operate on a loved one in critical condition. The latest alarm came
The UK has evacuated its diplomatic staff and their dependants from Khartoum, with the British bases in Cyprus used during the high-risk operation in Sudan. Announcing the evacuation, Rishi Sunak said British
As the government was scrambling to clean the dirt of its muddied reputation for sanction busting, the deputy minister for culture was blowing out candles of a different kind. Deputy Minister for
Plans to cut the VAT rate on selected consumer goods and services or reduce it to zero and the Finance Minister’s call on banks and loan recovery firms to reduce mortgage rates
The Armenian community of Cyprus commemorates the 108th anniversary of the Genocide by Ottoman Turks with events in all towns, held under the spotlight of the continued Azeri blockade of Artsakh. Representative
The European Parliament recently passed a new bill that aims to tackle climate change by reducing carbon emissions. This new legislation has significant implications for the real estate markets of Cyprus and
A critical drug for type 2 diabetes, Ozempic, is in short supply as Cypriots join a new weight-loss fad taking the globe by storm, said the pharmacists association on Friday. Ozempic is
Cyprus reported another four COVID-19 deaths on Friday, including a 19-year-old man, one of the pandemic’s youngest victims. The latest deaths also claimed another two men and one woman, aged 79 to
