Cyprus is being battered by strong gusts, with the Met Office issuing a yellow warning for gale-force winds picking up speed later Wednesday. The Met Office said that near-gale and north-westerly winds,
Up to six names are expected to be put forward as the next Secretary-General of the world’s supreme shipping body by Friday, replacing South Korean Kitack-Lim who steps down at the end
Defence lawyers on Tuesday challenged a Paphos court ruling rejecting that a British man accused of killing his terminally ill wife was denied rights to a lawyer and was not fit to
A Ukrainian woman was sentenced to six months in prison for a racially motivated assault against Russians gathered to celebrate the Russia National Flag Day on 22 August last year in Larnaca.
Cypriots have increasingly unfavourable views towards refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers, according to a survey by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) office in Cyprus. It aimed to identify perceptions
The EU Commission sent formal notice to Cyprus for failure to notify national measures transposing directives on improving drinking water and cross-border company activities in its package of infringement decisions. There are
Delivery drivers in Nicosia took to the streets to protest the death of a 26-year-old Bangladeshi who was fatally injured while riding a moped on the job. Tens of delivery drivers employed
President Nikos Christodoulides has condemned recent violence at a Nicosia basketball game, suggesting fans could be banned from all sporting fixtures. He said the government is determined to stamp out hooliganism by
Wizz Air celebrated the arrival of its third aircraft to its Larnaca base by launching three new routes to Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh. Wizz Air started operations in Cyprus in 2010 and
Most sports-mad boys aspire to grow up and play at international level, but Cyprus-based RAF Sergeant Thomas Zuger, he made his dream come true this month by representing the country of his
