Cyprus expressed dissatisfaction on Friday over Moscow’s decision to deny entry to three government officials, perceived as payback for the deportation of a Russian embassy staffer and journalist in October for allegedly
Authorities are prepping for the release of yet another damning report on how Cyprus-based financial fixers aided powerful Russians in shielding their wealth from international sanctions. The report, ‘Cyprus Confidential, ‘ results
Moscow will provide consular services to Russian citizens in the Turkish-occupied north of the island in a manner that meets its national interests, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said. She was commenting
A Ukrainian woman jailed for six months for a racially motivated assault against Russians was released after her sentence was shortened on appeal. The 55-year-old woman was arrested for assaulting participants gathered
When the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in 1941, the Roosevelt administration embarked on an epic crackdown on Japanese Americans to limit their ability to spy for the enemy.
A Ukrainian woman was sentenced to six months in prison for a racially motivated assault against Russians gathered to celebrate the Russia National Flag Day on 22 August last year in Larnaca.
Annual property sales in Cyprus were boosted, with Russian buyers still at the top of the list, despite sanctions on Moscow following the war in Ukraine. Talking at the 5th Property Show,
Cyprus’ tourism sector has a healthy future despite losing the lucrative Russian market, but the next administration should not “backtrack” from work done, said Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios. Addressing the 67th General
According to a Holy Synod decision, Russian Orthodox Christians living in Cyprus will be excluded from the Archbishopric elections on 18 December. It overturns initial plans to allow anyone Christian Orthodox and
Cypriot authorities have announced that Cyprus will no longer apply facilitated rules for Russian citizens applying for tourist visas. Foreign Ministry sources told news site Philenews that starting from December 1, the