Cypriot prosecuting authorities issued a record €21,000 fine for the killing of wild birds using poison baits, said conservationist group Birdlife Cyprus on Monday. “It is the first time in Cyprus the
With the government almost out the door, ministers are busy scurrying around the country to open roads and community centres to prove its success. There is a final cavalry charge for the
The leak by a foolish teacher of the exam headings for the third-year Lyceum students could not have come at a worse time, with too much fuss made by almost every presidential
Every year we opt to visit for New Year’s Eve, one of the top 5-star hotels in Cyprus, since our younger family members and friends with whom we socialise prefer to stay
Cyprus’ e-mobility transport network is hampered by a lack of charging points, with authorities rushing to place the infrastructure to cater to the rising demand for electric vehicles. The world is on
Cyprus and Austria will submit specific proposals next week on issues of cooperation with third countries on migrant returns and voluntary relocation, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. He was speaking after a meeting
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides has refuted claims by US news channel CBS that Cyprus is not effectively enforcing EU sanctions against Moscow because it’s a haven for the money of Russian oligarchs.
President Nicos Anastasiades said that Russia could not expect Cyprus to break away from the EU’s collective decisions on sanctions against Moscow over Ukraine. The President was asked to comment on Russian
Cypriot banks enter the cycle of uncertainty created by the war in Ukraine in a strong position, said Andrea Enria, President of the European Central Bank Supervisory Council. He called for vigilance
The Pharmaceutical Services have urged Cyprus-based drug companies to step up production of antibiotics and cough syrups, as they fear that a global shortage in medicines could affect the island. In comments
