Cyprus Airways launched its inaugural flight from Paphos to Athens on Saturday 21 December 2019 with the aircraft receiving a ceremonial water salute at the Greek airport. Branded sweets were offered at
Cypriot EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety Stella Kyriakides vowed to touch the lives of all EU citizens as the issues covered in her remit are every-day concerns from fighting cancer
The licensing process for 5G (5G) wireless is proceeding as planned and as expected the platforms will be allocated to providers within the deadlines set by EU legislation. That is the 700MHz
Cyprus is to nominate the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) for next year’s Nobel Institute’s Peace Prize. Deputy Government Spokesman Panayiotis Sentonas said the cabinet has authorised the Justice and Minister
While Brussels warned Nicosia over inadequate protection of Natura 2000 sites, Cyprus seemingly “couldn’t care less” by giving the green light for a huge new development on the Akrotiri Peninsula, claim conservationists.
The ancient name of Cyprus, “Alasia”, is given to a star shining 137 light-years away and its most ancient doctor, “Onasilos” is the name given to the giant gas exoplanet orbiting the
BirdLife International has recognised the Cyprus Scops Owl as a full species in its own right, endemic to the island. The Cyprus Scops Owl is a small owl that is unique to
Larnaca-based Cyprus Airways will operate flights to Rome during Summer 2020 with two weekly flights as part of a schedule of new routes. The flights start on 13 June, every Wednesday and
Conservationists have joined forces to provide a lifeline for the threatened Griffon Vulture through ‘LIFE with Vultures’, a new four-year project aiming to prevent the extinction of the species in Cyprus. The
Abelia Campus & ACC Hadjichristou Bros have applied for construction and operation permits for a luxury hotel with 336 rooms and 668 beds. Some of the luxury hotel’s 336 rooms are to
