Alarm over an oil spill from Syria heading for Cyprus shores has ended after authorities said the latest imagery shows it is moving away from the island. Cypriot authorities said on Wednesday
Motorcyclists are paying a heavy toll on Cyprus roads, with 12 bikers losing their lives this year, nearly half of the 27 traffic-related deaths. A 24-year-old man has become the third motorcyclist
Pope Francis will visit Cyprus in December, making him the second Roman Catholic pontiff to ever travel to the eastern Mediterranean island, a Cypriot official said. The official said the pontiff’s two-day
Over a third of teenagers aged 16 to 17 and 20% of children aged 12 to 15 have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, ahead of schools opening next
A Cyprus study suggests that vaccinating against COVID-19 produces significantly higher levels of antibodies than natural infection immunity. Researchers took samples from 591 people who did not fall ill and did not
Robert Menendez, chairman of the powerful Foreign Relations Committee in the US Senate, said the United States now stands “on the right side of history” after Congress passed a resolution on April
Large companies and high-net-worth individuals who purchase houses and apartments to resell or rent them to third parties currently make up 20% of all property buyers in the US. This trend has
August ended with a record 80 coronavirus deaths in Cyprus, with hospitalisations and new daily infections dropping to 138 and 287, respectively. The health ministry said in its Covid bulletin on Tuesday
An oil slick from a Syrian power plant, heading towards the Karpas peninsula on the island’s Turkish occupied northern tip, is not expected to cause serious environmental damage to Cyprus, Agriculture Minister
Nicosia District Court on Tuesday rejected the defence arguments of a man accused of violating lockdown to attend church last year, challenging the legality of COVID-19 measures. The man, eventually fined €1,000,
