The head of the Department of Forests said this July the number of fires tackled under its responsibility was 70 compared with an average of 30 in previous years. It followed the
In an unprecedented move expected to upset shoppers, the Mall of Cyprus will charge visitors for parking from September 1. “To make better use of the available parking space and serve its
Academics from Cyprus and Sweden intend to digitally reconnect the findings of the Swedish Archaeological Mission, undertaken on the island from 1927 to 1931, but the items are held in separate collections. According to
Temperatures recorded last month in Cyprus were amongst the warmest for July, the Department of Meteorology said, adding that several extreme weather records were broken. In July, sweltering temperatures prevailed on the island
The occupancy of hotels in July was between 80%-85%, with better results expected for August when occupancy rates could reach 90%. Head of the Cyprus Hotels Association (PASYXE) Thanos Michaelides told the Cyprus
All four clubs representing Cyprus in European football tournaments – Aris, AEK, Omonia and APOEL – advanced to the next round of their competition as they passed their first obstacle of the
The signing of a Brazilian player to Pafos FC has made international headlines for all the wrong reasons, as he has been charged with a match-fixing scandal back home. As reported by
Dams are currently at 58.5% of their capacity, much lower than last year, and will continue to empty until October-November when it usually starts raining in Cyprus, according to officials. Marios Hadjikosti,
Vision-class Cruise ship Rhapsody of the Seas, of the Royal Caribbean group, with 3,000 onboard, docked at Ayia Napa Marina. The passengers were transported Thursday by buses to Ayia Napa, Protaras, Larnaca
Coronavirus medication for humans will be made available for the treatment of cats who are dying in their thousands from feline COVID on the Mediterranean island, officials announced Thursday. The government gave
