After several telecom towers were torched in Limassol, in actions encouraged by COVID-19 and 5G conspiracy theories, police are building cases against instigators who incite their online followers to break the law.
Still suffering from COVID-19 lockdown measures, Cyprus unemployment rose to 10.2% in May, higher than the 7.3% average across the EU, official figures showed on Thursday. In Cyprus unemployment increased to 10.2%
France Defence Minister Florence Parly said she was concerned about Turkish moves in the Eastern Mediterranean and expressed support for the maritime rights of Cyprus. Addressing the European Parliament’s Security and Defence
Cyprus public transport is being overhauled with Nicosia and Larnaca set to enjoy an improved bus service with better frequency and more routes. The Transport Ministry has assigned Nicosia and Larnaca’s bus
Authorities in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus reported their first coronavirus case after a 75-day lull, causing an uproar in the community. The case, imported from Turkey, was confirmed on Wednesday
Cyprus hopes to strike a bilateral agreement with Britain, to allow Cypriot students to continue with their studies at English Universities without paying higher tuition fees from 2021. Cypriot students will be
Cyprus health authorities confirmed another new case of COVID-19 on Wednesday which involves a person returning to Cyprus from Bulgaria last month. The new positive case was identified from 1,204 tests, bringing
Flights to Cyprus from the UK will probably not be allowed until August as coronavirus cases in the country spike with the British government introducing local COVID-19 lockdowns, say experts. In comments
In what is believed to be linked to COVID-19 conspiracy theories, three mobile telecommunications installations were set alight by arsonists in Limassol, according to police. The first fire at a telecommunications installation
Illegal, unreported, and unregulated Turkish fishing activity off Cyprus needs to be addressed by the EU, said European Fisheries Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius. He said Brussels and EU member states fully back Cyprus
