The United Nations has not been officially told of Turkey’s plans to open up the fenced-off resort of Varosha but warned allowing anyone to settle there other than its legal inhabitants is
Nicosia has protested to the UN over continuing violations of Cyprus airspace and territorial waters by Turkey, calling for their immediate cessation. The official protest is included in a letter to UN
Cyprus and Greece are to raise the issue of massive migration flows along the Eastern Mediterranean route and demand a new European migration policy that translates the principle of solidarity into practice.
Britain on Monday launched a major information campaign urging UK nationals living in Cyprus to get ready for Brexit on 31 October. It is part of a wider communications campaign effort across
In wake of the death of a 69-year-old disabled man in a road accident, activists urge for action to be taken against careless drivers who park on pavements. Michalis Sevastides lost his
Contrary to popular belief the bus does have a place in Cyprus’ public transport system, with the country coming second in the EU for passengers using buses. For travelling by bus Hungary
A Greek Cypriot mother and daughter arrested by Turkish Cypriot authorities after taking photos of the family home in Morphou they were forced to abandon during the Turkish invasion have been released.
Cyprus businesses are preparing for a hard Brexit in light of developments in the UK, with London adamant on leading Britain through the European Union exit door by 31 October with or
The first phase of Cyprus Gas Company’s (DEFA) tender process for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has triggered considerable interest from major international players such as Shell, BP, Eni and
A valuable inscribed Cypriot tombstone was handed over to Cyprus during a gathering at the country’s Permanent Representation to the EU in Brussels. The antiquity was returned to Director of the Department
