The annual British Bases Police-led Cycle Challenge took place for the fourth time on Sunday, with organisers expecting to raise €30,000 for the Cyprus Anticancer Society and children’s charities, One Dream, One Wish
Cyprus’ traffic camera network has registered over 180,000 fines for road violations since the system came online last year, police said. In comments to Phileleftheros daily, the deputy head of the Traffic
Authorities are concerned over an eerie silence from the notorious Medusa ransomware gang who, after a cyberattack on the Open University, demanded $100,000 not to publish stolen data. The ransomware group leaked
The University of Nicosia is training members of the Dubai Police in combating financial crimes involving digital assets. It said the Institute For the Future (IFF) of the University of Nicosia collaborated
An administrative probe into policing the Apollon-Anorthosis basketball game that turned violent two weeks ago concludes the force underestimated the risk of trouble. Justice Minister Anna Koukkides Procopiou ordered the probe after
Sunday’s annual Christodoula march, organised by British Bases Police and attended by the First Lady of the Republic, raised €15000 for the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Association. Now in its 18th year, the charity
When Anna Koukkides-Procopiou is handed the report’s findings into the events of the Apollon-Anorthosis basketball game turned violent, it is an opportunity for the Justice Minister to consider reviving the blueprint for
There is a tendency in Cyprus to ignore that resolving social ills are the stitches that enable politics to work. Dogma and theories present wishful thinking of what should be, but reality
Cyprus police intervened to end speculation over an alleged cover-up of a teenager’s unresolved and forgotten road fatality in 2012, allegedly involving high-profile individuals. In a statement, the police refuted any attempt
A total of 32 new recruits have completed their first week as British Bases Police constables after they took their official oath in Dhekelia. The officers, a mixture of Greek and Turkish
