Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela is in Finland for exploratory talks with the ultimate goal of signing a memorandum of cooperation to send cancer patients to Finland to receive Boron Neutron Capture Therapy.
Three Cypriot teams have reached the European football group stages, with Omonia in a money-making tie with Manchester United in the Europa League. The Europa League draw on Friday pitted Omonia in
Tourism stakeholders are confident that increased tourist flows this summer will continue into the winter season, coming close to 2019 figures, a record year for arrivals. In comments to state radio CyBC,
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalised in critical condition on Friday following an accident in a car driven by his 15-year-old brother, who was under the influence of alcohol. The injured teenager was
Cyprus’ COVID death toll went up by another 16 deaths, eight of which were recorded in the past seven days, the highest since July. COVID-19 fatalities have now reached a total of
Israel will not let any warming of relations with Turkey affect its blossoming partnership with Cyprus and Greece, said Israeli Ambassador Oren Anolik. He told the Cyprus News Agency: “Israel and Cyprus
Cyprus police arrested five Syrians on suspicion of people trafficking after a police patrol boat plucked them and 32 of their compatriots from the sea when their rickety boats sank close to
A drop in fuel prices has yet to be reflected in prices of essential goods, while according to experts’ there will be no price correction this year. In comments to news site
Cyprus airports operator Hermes has initiated a sustainability programme by selling lemonade picked from the trees at Larnaca and Paphos airports, using the funds to support three local initiatives. Staff at both
Nicosia’s prestigious English School staff have threatened industrial action over the dismissal of three unionised teachers, with authorities worried as the new academic year is approaching. Following a protest outside the parliament
