Half of the Cyprus population has registered with the new General Healthcare System said the country’s Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou. Ioannou said that “almost 400,000 beneficiaries have registered, while a satisfactory number
European elections are often drab affairs with low turnout but in Cyprus, the EU vote is breaking taboos with a Turkish Cypriot MEP expected to be elected for the first time on
After more than a year, Turkish Cypriot newspaper publisher and MEP candidate has been acquitted of offending Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan. A Turkish Cypriot court in Nicosia dismissed a lawsuit against the
Cyprus is hit by a mini-heatwave with temperatures soaring 9 degrees above average for May to almost touch a sweltering 40 degrees Celsius maximum. While normal temperatures for the island in May
Cyprus and France have stated their intention in writing to cooperate in strengthening Cypriot naval capabilities and for a broader strategic cooperation between the two naval forces. French Defence Minister Florence Parly
Cyprus still seems to be dissatisfied with the position of its close partner Britain over remarks a UK minister said about “disputed waters” in reference to Turkey’s bid to drill off the
Cyprus police believe there are no more hidden victims other than the seven foreign women and children the serial killer has confessed to murdering and dumping their bodies. None of the 30
Former Nicosia Mayor, accountant and arts patron Michalakis Zampelas has died, aged 82. Zampelas was a UK-trained chartered accountant credited as being one of the driving forces of the Cyprus ‘economic
Nicosia on Wednesday officially protested to Britain over “unacceptable” comments made by a Foreign Office minister that questioned the right of Cyprus to exploit its energy wealth. “An official demarche is being
A looted reliquary from the church of Saint Mamas, in Turkish-held Morphou has returned home after being handed over in Düsseldorf, Germany to its rightful owner. The casket with the relics of
