Cyprus can contribute to an effort to start a dialogue that may lead to a de-escalation of the crisis in the region, President Nikos Christodoulides said. He participated in Saturday’s Peace Summit
After each new administration is voted into office, we hear promises of a facelift that will “redefine the Cyprus economy”, and the island will be transformed into a hub, from a financial
Cyprus’ economy has suffered another setback from the Israel-Hamas conflict just as it appeared to be recovering from the COVID and the Ukraine war. While hoping for a swift end to atrocities
The UN Refugee Agency’s Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, Gillian Triggs, ended a two-day visit to Cyprus, calling for a more integrated government policy on those given asylum. It was her second
Climate change is inextricably linked with tourism, as higher temperatures, increased risk of wildfires, and rising sea levels prompt tourists to choose other destinations, experts said at a conference. In his presentation,
Cyprus joined celebrations of the Erasmus Days organised across the European Union, honouring cultural diversity to “make Europe shine”. Celebrating cultural diversity and making Europe shine is about sharing how Europe allows
The invitation of Cyprus to the Emergency International Summit on Gaza to be held in Cairo on Saturday is proof of the recognition of the role it can play in the region,
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has personally thanked President Nikos Christodoulides for offering Cyprus as a safe transfer hub for UK nationals evacuating Israel after the Hamas attacks. They spoke over the phone
The Social Welfare Deputy Ministry announced the operation of a new unit for managing human trafficking victims based in a Nicosia shelter for those sexually exploited. In 2022-2023, Social Welfare Services (SWS)
The State of Palestine Ambassador, Abdallah Attari, called on the government, political parties, and parliament to condemn the “ongoing massacre and ethnic cleansing” of Palestinians after the Gaza hospital strike. He stated
