UN special envoy, Jane Holl Lute will hold separate meetings across the island’s divide with Cypriot leaders to see if there is a window of opportunity to resume moribund Cyprus peace talks.
Cyprus’ Met Office Monday issued a yellow alert warning of stormy weather and heavy rainfall across the island lasting until early evening. The yellow warning was issued until 5 pm for isolated
Emergency measures to curb the second wave of COVID-19 come into effect Monday across Cyprus with the lifting of local lockdowns replaced by an islandwide eight-hour curfew from 9 pm. These measures
After breaking the 10,000 barrier on Saturday, Cyprus reported a lower-than-usual daily report of 152 new cases of COVID-19, as experts believe a two-week partial lockdown as of Monday will help keep
International scientists and Cypriot experts have discussed a research project to test space equipment on the island before sending it to Mars to measure the age of its rocks. Scientists are in
Having done almost nothing to clean house during the current parliamentary term, and with their seats shaking with the fear of not getting re-elected, MPs are now jumping on the ethics bandwagon.
Cyprus’ coronavirus spike shows no signs of abating after health authorities reported another 248 cases on Saturday taking total infections since March to 10,231. November is already the worst month on record,
The Cyprus Mail, the island’s oldest newspaper still in publication, is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month and will be marking the event by putting out a special book on Sunday. Iacovos
Cyprus reported 310 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Friday, ending a week of fluctuating daily cases, yet firmly with 3-digit figures, prompting the government to impose ‘light lockdown’ measures throughout the country
Cyprus’ pandemic landscape has deteriorated to a 14-day cumulative rate of 321.6 COVID-19 cases per 100,000, up from 270.1 a week ago, despite Limassol and Paphos improving infections elsewhere are increasing. Presenting
