President Nikos Christodoulides announced a set of confidence building measures aimed at “improving the daily lives” of Turkish Cypriots, chief among them being to grant citizenship to the children of a Turkish
A forensic specialist from Greece on Friday provided testimony in the ongoing investigation into the death of Thanasis Nicolaou, saying she is confident that the conscript was strangled to death by a
A low-pressure system currently prevailing mainly in the northeastern part of the island, pushing temperatures down this week will be mellowing out over the weekend, only to be replaced by another cold
The Cabinet has greenlighted the implementation of the ‘Photovoltaics for All’ scheme, subsidising up to 6,000 homeowners to install solar systems on their roofs, which will be up and running from the
The Cyprus government has decided to slash sick leave days for civil servants by a third, in a bid to boost productivity. Finance Minister, Makis Keravnos, said that the Cabinet has decided
Four of the island’s towns are gearing up to take the European cultural spotlight in 2030, with the government pledging to grant €6.5 mln to the finalist, as well as a €1.5
Cyprus authorities are getting tough on migrant traffickers, with a local court slapping a five-year sentence on a smuggler who carried over 100 from Syria and Lebanon, the harshest penalty to date.
The administrators of the former Chartered Bank staff pension fund donated €9.5 mln to the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre (BOCOC), used to replace three linear accelerators. A linear accelerator (LINAC) aims
A three year old girl, rescued together with about 60 others aboard a small boat off the coast of Cyprus, died on Thursday morning, just hours after being admitted to the Intensive
The Cyprus government’s IT and digital services agency has warned IBM to fix the glitches that caused the e-justice platform to collapse within a week of its launch or risk losing the
