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British MPs, UK Cypriots oppose Turkey’s partitionist agenda

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Cyprus and the UK National Federation of Cypriots have urged Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to oppose Turkey’s partitionist agenda at Geneva. They sent letters expressing explicit

19th April 2021

Cyprus/Europe

Cyprus stifled under heatwave, high dust levels

Cyprus feels the brunt of an off-season heatwave while suffocating under a thick layer of dust from the Sahara Desert. Maximum temperatures on Monday will rise to a scorching 37 degrees Celsius,

19th April 202119th April 2021

Cyprus/Life & Society

Cyprus seeks positive outcome in Geneva

Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides said the Greek Cypriot delegation would be going to Geneva for next week’s UN conference looking for a positive outcome in the resumption of peace talks. The

19th April 2021

Cyprus

COVID19: Cyprus faces third lockdown with near record 852 cases

Cyprus reported a near-record 852 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, with some health officials pondering a third lockdown, as opposed to a further relaxation of measures, as some had hoped prior

18th April 2021

Cyprus

Government losing argument over Astrazeneca

COVID cases going in the wrong direction since lockdown measures were eased leaves the government in a quandary about what happens next. With the education system going back to class, the hospitality

18th April 202118th April 2021

Comment/Cyprus

COVID19: Cases spike as Cyprus struggles to contain outbreak

Cyprus saw a sharp rise in new coronavirus cases to 786 on Saturday and four deaths attributed to COVID-19, while hospitalisations continued to climb. The Health Ministry said of the four people

17th April 2021

Cyprus

Cyprus, the Montreux Convention – a legal analysis

By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. On March 24, 2021, the Speaker of the Turkish National Assembly, Mustafa Sentop, commenting on a TV show about Turkey’s decision to withdraw from the

17th April 202115th April 2021

Comment/Cyprus/World

Landmark Paphos meeting promotes regional strategic interests

The Israeli, Emirati, Greek and Cypriot foreign ministers Friday pledged to forge ahead with a positive agenda for regional cooperation in energy, tourism and fighting the pandemic. Talks in Paphos on the

17th April 202117th April 2021

Cyprus/World

Old Nicosia has a lot going for it

The recent decision to convert the historical school of Phaneromeni into an architecture school of the University of Cyprus has brought a lot of hope for Nicosia’s revitalisation within the walls. Some

17th April 202113th April 2021

Comment/Cyprus

COVID19: Patient numbers spike, record 69,000 tests

Cyprus saw a small drop in new coronavirus cases to 677 on Friday and one death attributed to COVID-19, while hospitalisations continued to rise, as the national testing programme broke a new

16th April 2021

Cyprus

Cyprus - Page 2

British MPs, UK Cypriots oppose Turkey’s partitionist agenda

Cyprus stifled under heatwave, high dust levels

Cyprus seeks positive outcome in Geneva

COVID19: Cyprus faces third lockdown with near record 852 cases

Government losing argument over Astrazeneca

COVID19: Cases spike as Cyprus struggles to contain outbreak

Cyprus, the Montreux Convention – a legal analysis

Landmark Paphos meeting promotes regional strategic interests

Old Nicosia has a lot going for it

COVID19: Patient numbers spike, record 69,000 tests

Learning to swim in cash

Government losing argument over Astrazeneca

Cyprus tech policy needs reboot

Turkish ‘Blue Homeland’ sinks East Med pipeline

COVID19: Some measures may be lifted for Greek Easter

New EY Cyprus Country Manager

COVID19: Turkish Cypriots get 40,000 vaccines from Turkey

Larnaca man gunned down in suspected gangland feud