EU Foreign Ministers meet in Brussels, on Monday, where they are expected to adopt restrictive measures against Turkey’s illegal drilling activities in Cyprus waters. The EU has already decided to impose restrictive
Cyprus is satisfied with the outcome of London's World Travel Market, but the holiday island was urged to offer more than just sun, sea and sand to compete, said Deputy Tourism Minister
Despite minor delays due to red tape, plans to reform the Cyprus police are on track with the force undergoing its first major revamp since the founding of the Republic in 1960.
The Mediterranean region warms 20% faster than the rest of the planet with a projected temperature rise of 2.2 degrees Celsius by 2040 making Cyprus summers extremely hot. This is according to
Stop violence against women campaigners are in uproar after a Romanian woman was the victim of an unprecedented and horrific acid attack by her estranged Cypriot husband. While the 40-year-old woman is
Following adverse publicity over its ‘golden passport’ scheme there is a duty to protect Cyprus’ good name which took hard work to restore after previous lapses, said Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides. Speaking
Cyprus on Thursday signed its first natural gas exploitation deal worth $9.3 bln over 18 years with a consortium involving industry giant Shell, US-based Noble and Israel’s Delek, the energy minister said.
Cyprus is satisfied with the outcome of London's World Travel Market, but the holiday island was urged to offer more than just sun, sea and sand to compete, said Deputy Tourism Minister
Turkey’s Fatih drillship will resume illegal drilling operations at a new location in Cyprus waters in the coming weeks after resupplying and repairs. The ship, which left its location West of Cyprus
Peyia, is enjoying its 15 minutes of global fame, after Colombian pop star Shakira bought a luxury villa in an exclusive region of Cyprus. The world-famous singer visited Paphos a few months
