In a letter to The Times, 25 prominent UK personalities and politicians urged the British government to express its “clear support” to Greece and Cyprus over increased tensions caused by Turkey’s refusal
Cyprus’ intangible national traditions, such as Lefkara lace, Tsiattista poetic duelling, the Byzantine Chant and the Mediterranean diet are showcased in a new UNESCO publication. Entitled “Intangible Cultural Heritage of Cyprus –
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told Turkey to immediately end drilling activities in Cyprus waters and engage in a broad dialogue with Brussels to reduce regional tensions. He said Sunday’s announcement by
Cyprus on Sunday confirmed another seven new COVID-19 cases, as the daily count dropped to a single-digit figure for the first time in a week as fewer tests were carried out. The
After the hottest July for 37 years, Cyprus is now sizzling under a mid-August heatwave as the fourth extreme heat warning in as many days was issued for Sunday. Cyprus is continuing
There has been a growing interest in Cyprus apartment rentals where in recent years rents have increased by at least 50%, especially for units that are geared towards foreign tenants. Recent experience
Cyprus reported another 14 COVID-19 cases on Saturday as it struggles to contain various clusters spreading from summer social gatherings such as pool and hen parties. The 14 reported, adds to the
Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides told his EU counterparts that their policy of appeasement towards Turkey’s actions in the Eastern Mediterranean acts as a form of encouragement while perceived as weakness. Christodoulides
Cyprus COVID-ravaged economy plunged an estimated 11.9% of annual GDP in the second quarter of 2020 as it tried to contain the pandemic. Based on seasonally and working day adjusted data, GDP
Forty-six years ago to this day the Turkish military launched its second offensive against Cyprus breaking a ceasefire that had been agreed in 1974. The Turkish army invaded Cyprus on July 20,
