Cyprus threatens legal action if a second Turkish ship begins drilling inside the island’s exclusive economic zone as Ankara has warned it will do. In May, Cyprus issued around 20 international arrest
Nicosia is treating the stray missile hitting the Pentadaktylos mountain range as an isolated incident, arguing that Cyprus has the defence capability to shoot down any threat from the air. Defence Minister
Twelve years since dismantling its national traffic camera network due to a series of technical and legal issues, Cyprus has made a call for tenders to reintroduce them. Minister of Transport Vassiliki
The Cyprus government said it is pleased with the implementation of the new General Health System which radically changed the country’s healthcare delivery amid much criticism. Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on
Concerned over the high number of women murdered by their partners and domestic violence cases, Cyprus MPs have launched a campaign over the need to stop this worrying trend and for the
One year after Cyprus banned the free distribution of plastic carrier bags by shops, their use has dropped by 80%, while the possibility of a complete ban is being considered, Environment Department
A stray Russia S-200 surface-to-air missile launched from Syria against Israeli jets crashed north of Nicosia early Monday with no casualties according to Turkish Cypriots officials. A statements made by Ersin Tatar,
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he put French leader Emmanuel Macron in his place by telling him to keep quiet when criticising Turkey for violating Cyprus waters to search for gas.
President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades, 72, is recovering in hospital since undergoing surgery after fracturing his right hip during a fall on Saturday in Limassol. In statements to the press after the
The US Senate voted to lift a 1987 arms embargo against Cyprus and to cut Turkey off the American F-35 fighter jet program if it goes ahead with purchasing Russian S-400 missiles.
