The island’s largest lender, Bank of Cyprus announced it has approved the voluntary exit of some 470 employees at the cost of almost €80 mln. It said 470 employees have opted to
A villa built on Greek Cypriot land in the occupied north by a British couple should still be demolished under a court ruling despite the property being sold to Turkish Cypriot authorities.
For Zahar Talin’s family from Syria, Cyprus means hope. On a boat from Lebanon with her husband and young daughter, they were lost at sea for three days before rescued by an
A team from the Turkish civil aviation experts are due in the north of Cyprus to investigate the crash of a light aircraft which cost the lives of the two pilots onboard
By Tatiana der Parthogh Nicosia’s A. G. Leventis Gallery hosts a temporary exhibition ‘Metamorphosis’ of major Greek artist Pericles Pantazis’ life in Belgium in the latter half of the 19th century,
The European Union is a strong believer and supporter of the Eastern Mediterranean’s energy prospects, a senior official told a conference in Nicosia. Anne-Charlotte Bournoville, head of the International Relations and Enlargement
Cyprus’ Interior Ministry is to re-evaluate all applications for naturalization submitted up until 2018 to detect whether a Cypriot passport was given to a foreign national with a dubious background. The move
Two men were killed when their small plane crashed near an airfield close to the village of Lefkoniko in the Turkish-held northern part of Cyprus. According to reports, the light aircraft belonged
The Council of Europe expects the Nicosia Convention on Offences against Cultural Property to gain momentum with more countries ratifying it, allowing the international treaty to come into force. Last week, a
Cyprus’ Ministry of Transport has a strategic plan to deal with Nicosia’s traffic congestion, including new road projects, while focusing on enhancing public transport with more bus routes and the introduction of
