Cyprus’ Met Office issued its first yellow weather alert for extremely heat this summer, as maximum temperatures are expected to hit 40°C. Heatwave conditions arrive as many parts of Europe, including the
Cypriot women seeking to terminate a pregnancy are being turned away by doctors, claiming that abortion is illegal, despite it being fully legalised in 2018 when the law was amended. Under Cyprus
In a major survey among expats, Cyprus ranked at the bottom of the table due to a lack of career prospects, working conditions and pay, but did mildly better for quality of
NASA has chosen the Cyprus Space Exploration Organisation (CSEO) to be among the organisations to simulcast the long-awaited first images from the colossal James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The presentation in Cyprus is
Cyprus’ TUS Airways has increased its flight frequency to Paris for August, going from two to three weekly flights out of Larnaca due to “strong passenger demand”. The company said it would
An Icon depicting Jesus sitting on a throne, dating from the 15-16th centuries, has returned to Cyprus after being stolen from the Antifonitis church in Kyrenia following the 1974 invasion. After years
It’s been over a month since the Veterinary Services proceeded without any warning to confiscate animals imported by Melios Pet Centre. The animals were allegedly imported illegally; however, no charges were filed.
Cypriots want more policing around schools and city centres, despite an overall sense of security, according to a survey carried out. Asked “which areas need more policing”, 74% answered around schools, 61%
In two years, municipal authorities must implement a “pay as you throw” tax scheme on waste, promoted by the government to meet its EU environmental targets by encouraging more recycling. MPs on
Larnaca hoteliers are satisfied with tourist arrivals this summer, despite the European travel industry struggling with staff shortages following the coronavirus pandemic. In comments to the Cyprus News Agency, the secretary of
