Fugitive financier and Cyprus passport holder Jho Low may have been in Wuhan, with Malaysian authorities now on the lookout for his
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Cyprus tainted as a centre for match-fixing has come as no shock, said Justice Minister George Savvides about a damning report by Spanish website El Confidencial. “The report does not come as a surprise, it is clear we are in
Keep ReadingFugitive financier and Cyprus passport holder Jho Low may have been in Wuhan, with Malaysian authorities now on the lookout for his return due to the coronavirus outbreak. “Previously, we did receive
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Cyprus tainted as a centre for match-fixing has come as no shock, said Justice Minister George Savvides about a damning report by Spanish website El Confidencial. “The report does not come as
Turkey is taking advantage of worsening relations between Russia and NATO to push for more influence in the eastern Mediterranean and most countries have failed to react, Cyprus warns. “Turkey feels unrestrained given U.S. efforts to
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French fighter jets took part in a joint military exercise on Monday to test Cyprus’ air defences to better prepare the island for any possible attack. Cypriot Defence Minister Savvas Angelides said
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The remains of Georgios Katsanis, a Greek commander who was killed in Cyprus during the 1974 Turkish invasion, were handed over to his relatives on Thursday following a religious ceremony in Nicosia.
A Cyprus second division football club chairman and a referee were remanded in custody for eight days in connection with match-fixing after it was claimed that €10,000 was offered to throw a
