Cyprus police have extended their recruitment call for some 250 new officers, with interested candidates now having until 6 May to apply. The force has declared 200 openings for police officers, 56
Cyprus’ long-sought bizonal, bicommunal, federal solution remains elusive and may no longer be attainable, says Vincent L. Morelli in his US Congressional Research Service report. In the report, he says that attempts
Cypriot authorities on Monday were seeking to retrieve a second suitcase believed to contain a woman’s body dumped in a toxic red lake by a suspected serial killer, the hunt for bodies
The increase in tourism and home-sharing practices on platforms like Airbnb has led to a spike in property price and rental increases especially in Limassol, according to recently-released findings by DANOS International
Hopes of Cyprus making a comeback as a holiday cruise destination have been revived as operators will double their stopovers this year compared to last season’s cruise liner traffic. Following a dry
Following the murders of five women, and possibly two children, investor concern has arisen, not so much over an increase in the crime rate, as much as the failure of authorities to
Cypriot authorities have uncovered another body in a widening probe into the murders of foreign women and girls after a suspected serial killer confessed to seven killings, police sources said. A 35-year-old
Just over half of Cypriots feel that the country’s European Union membership is a good thing, while exhibiting trust towards the European Parliament as 9 out of ten (91%) want the body
The Republic of Cyprus supports the efforts of the Armenians for international recognition of their genocide, Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said. A statement on the occasion of the 104th anniversary of the
While the greatest reform in Cyprus health kicked-off in March when employees started paying regular contributions to the General Healthcare Scheme, Wednesday saw the launch of an online platform for people to
