Ioannis Kasoulides was sworn in as Foreign Minister on Tuesday, returning to the ministry he had left four years ago when he decided to retire from public office. He takes over from
Cyprus’ newly introduced speed camera network has caught over 5,000 offending drivers in the first nine days since officially penalising motorists from 1 January. The network was introduced on 25 October, but
The Central Bank of Cyprus has expressed its concern over the soaring price of building materials, sending the cost of construction to skyrocket to new highs and pushing property prices further up.
Cyprus was shaken by a strong tremor early in the morning, that was felt throughout the island and the eastern Mediterranean. The epicentre of the 6.1 scale quake at 3.08am was 40km
The pandemic could soon be over after the highly infectious Omicron completes its cycle, with scientists forecasting the COVID-19 variant has reached its peak. Dr Leondios Kostrikis, head of the University of
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Monday, an increase in daily cases to 4,187, and a mild drop in to 245 and critical patients to 86 from the previous day. Some 75
Primary and secondary schools reopened Monday with hundreds of children and teaching staff absent due to either contracting COVID-19 or being reported as a close contact. School students and teachers returned to
Ioannis Kasoulides will return to the post of Foreign Minister after the resignation on Sunday of Nikos Christodoulides, who stepped down to fight in the presidential campaign. President Nicos Anastasiades announced the
Cypriot scientists are defending their assertion that a new COVID-19 strain, combining characteristics of the Delta and Omicron variants, has emerged in Cyprus. Dr Leondios Kostrikis, head of the University of Cyprus’
Cyprus’ Met Office issued an orange weather alert warning the public of continued heavy rain following a weekend of thunderstorms. On Monday, Cypriots woke up to heavy rainfall, with police warning drivers
