The role of science as a peacebuilding means was highlighted in a bi-communal STEAM camp of 100 Cypriots, which was organised and funded by the US Embassy. The STEAM for Peace and
Police have arrested an elderly British couple in connection with an unprovoked attack on an Iranian woman, 40, in Limassol after the incident was posted on social media. The man and his
The government is introducing a national minimum wage from January, set at €940 after six months in the job, announced Labour Minister Kyriacos Koushos. The decision is heralded as a “historic move”
Bank of Cyprus, the target of a failed takeover bid by a US-based investment fund, said Wednesday it improved first-half profits, further reduced its payroll and exposure to non-performing loans, and is
Paphos was shaken by an earthquake recording a magnitude of 4.0 on Tuesday night, an aftershock of the larger January tremor, but no structural damage or injuries were reported. The Cyprus Geological
Students and teachers will return to their classrooms in early September without having to wear face masks or take a COVID-19 test, the cabinet decided Wednesday. Encouraged by the improved epidemiological data,
Police suspect murder after the body of a Romanian woman was found in a vacated property in mid-town Nicosia. Police are now looking for her husband and another person believed to have
An eight-year-old boy seriously injured in a dog attack in Limassol on Monday has been taken off a ventilator, as doctors say he is now out of danger. The boy attacked by
A ceasefire between Halloumi producers and the government comes into effect on Thursday, as an agreement over what makes the cheese special comes into effect. The news comes after dairy producers and
According to the Bar Association, some of Cyprus’ largest law firms lacked due diligence checks on foreign investors granted a Cypriot passport via the now defunct Citizenship for Investment scheme. In comments
