Cyprus has become one of the few EU countries to legalise the cultivation and use of medical cannabis after a 30 to 18 majority vote in parliament approved the legislation. Cypriot MPs
Cyprus paints a mixed picture when it comes to meeting the health needs of children with only 1.4% of minors under 16 having their medical needs not treated but when it came
Cyprus has witnessed a significant 21% increase in the number of companies operating in the shipping sector since the establishment of a Shipping Ministry a year ago, Deputy Minister Natasa Pilides said.
A Palestinian national was sentenced to six months in prison after he was found guilty of two counts of attempting to the facilitate the illegal entry of two men at the Pergamos
The owner of an illegal casino raided in Ypsonas and his receptionist are scheduled to appear in a British Bases Court in Episkopi on February 21 after they were bailed on a
Twelve years have passed since Cyprus dismantled its national speed camera network but reintroducing them on the island’s roads to prevent carnage has proven difficult. The cameras were first introduced in 2007
There’s a big chance that more people in Cyprus will be popping the question this Valentine’s as the Island of Love hosts more marriages per population than most EU countries. In 2017,
Even if Britain crashes out of the EU in a disorderly Brexit, Cyprus will protect the rights of 60,000 British citizens living on the island. Cypriot Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides sent a
Cyprus on Wednesday approved a series of changes to its much criticised Citizenship for Investment scheme, so it becomes “more targeted and trustworthy”, said Finance Minister Harris Georgiades. The Cabinet approved new
Turkish exploration vessels will begin offshore drilling activities around Cyprus in mid-February which is likely to cause tensions to rise in the East Mediterranean. "We will protect the rights and interests of
