Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman has challenged government spokesman Constantinos Letymbiotis's comments on the status of the two sides at the Cyprus talks, asserting that everyone knows they participate as "two leaders."
Cyprus Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades defended the government's decision to divide the Larnaca port and marina redevelopment project into two 'separate but parallel' initiatives. He stated that this approach ensures efficient execution of both components.
A 46-year-old man was stabbed in the leg in Paralimni, Cyprus, after he witnessed his attacker drive into a parked car in a car park.
A 38-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition after sustaining serious injuries in a crash on Chrysoneras Avenue in Kissonerga, Paphos. The incident occurred late Friday night, and the individual was transferred to a Limassol hospital.
Works have commenced on the Ledra and Onasagorou pedestrian streets in Nicosia, Cyprus, with the initial phase focusing on improving the facades of 89 buildings along Ledra Street.
Cyprus is set to begin significant upgrades to its Andreas Papandreou air base in Paphos and Evangelos Florakis naval base in Mari starting in spring 2027, aiming to enhance its strategic depth and geopolitical influence in the region.
Cyprus is set to have a busy May with a packed calendar of events for Saturday, May 2, including a Lorca classic adaptation, a Greek comedy tour, and various exhibitions and dance performances.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Cyprus violated the property rights of 10 nationals by failing to return land expropriated in 1976 for industrial development that remained largely unused for decades.
An article discusses stress as a pervasive issue impacting lives and professional capacity, offering insights into understanding the mind and achieving inner balance.
Cypriot singer Ciara Economopoulos, known as Ciarae, shares details about her life in Paphos, her breakfast routine, and her idea of a perfect day in a brief interview.
The 23rd edition of the Limassol Summer Dance Festival by Nea Kinisi will take place entirely in the Limassol Municipal Garden, transforming it into a vibrant hub for movement and encounter.
A recipe provides instructions for preparing a fish dish featuring legumes and a lemony fish fillet, offering a fresh take on seafood.
Despite steady showers over the past four months and the best April precipitation in nearly half a century, Cyprus's dams remain two-thirds empty, indicating no significant inroads against the country's drought.
Authorities in Cyprus are reportedly finalizing a complex investigation into the 'Sandy' case, which involves alleged corruption and conflict of interest by high-profile individuals who received preferential treatment. Preliminary findings are expected next week.
Payments processing company Visa beat second-quarter profit estimates and raised its full-year earnings expectations, citing resilient consumer spending, which caused its shares to jump 5 percent.
MEP Fidias Panayiotou married Styliana Averkiou in a 'Bridgerton-style' wedding held at the Russian Church of Saint Nicholas in Limassol, with videos and photos of the event being shared.
Panagiotis Kouzaris explores how often Cypriot youth openly discuss money at home, noting that in his experience, money was rarely discussed calmly in his family, either being avoided or appearing suddenly during stressful moments.
Trade unions across Cyprus have issued May Day messages emphasizing a common struggle for unity, improved working conditions, and stronger social protection.
Traffic disruption was reported on the Nicosia–Larnaca highway in Cyprus due to lane closures near the Rizoelia roundabout, caused by damage to an underground structure.
Cyprus swiftly revoked the passports of foreign investors who were naturalized unlawfully, based on the Nikolatos report. However, serious doubts have now emerged regarding whether the process of correcting these original errors was itself legally sound.
An analysis suggests that playing the martyr to gain public sympathy has become a recurring and 'depressingly familiar pattern' in Cyprus politics, with new 'victims of the system' frequently emerging.
Eurostat figures released on Thursday indicate that approximately 17.1 percent of people in Cyprus, totaling around 167,000 individuals, were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2025, a proportion unchanged from the previous year.
As May begins, secondary school staff meetings across Cyprus's state schools will convene to determine which students will be held back a year due to absences or failing grades, prompting reflection on the system.
The Nicosia District Local Government Organisation has warned residents of a water supply interruption starting Friday, May 1st, due to maintenance and upgrade works. While works are expected to finish on Friday, full supply restoration in some areas may not occur until Sunday.
A unique coffee tasting experience was had at the L'OR Masterclass at JDE Peet's Coffee Masters Campus, featuring a two-hour seminar filled with strong flavors and interesting knowledge.
Alpha Bank Cyprus organized an event titled 'Reframing Strategy in the Age of AI,' gathering senior executives from various Cypriot businesses to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on strategic decision-making.
Cyprus's Sek trade union for hotel workers has expressed deep concern over the Middle East's instability impacting the tourism sector and called on the government for immediate support measures.
Cypriot MEP Costas Mavrides has called for the European Union to halt funding to the Turkish Cypriot agricultural sector, alleging that Turkish Cypriot farmers and authorities are not applying EU rules regarding foot and mouth disease.
A two-agent FBI team, accompanied by US embassy members, has commenced work on the Sandy case in Cyprus, providing support as Cypriot police prepare to seek judicial assistance from three countries to verify claims.
Cypriot Members of the European Parliament have called for greater support for Lebanon, citing the ongoing insurgency by Iran-backed Hezbollah and an invasion launched by Israel.
UCLan Cyprus and the non-profit organization PANTON CHARA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate in the field of applied psychology, with a specific focus on therapeutic support.
Young Lions Cyprus 2026 has selected four winners from 32 young advertising professionals to represent the country at the international Cannes competitions, showcasing their talent on a global stage.
The extensive 'Mafia State' inquiry report has been delivered to the Independent Authority Against Corruption in Cyprus, with details expected to be made public early next week.
Cyprus's summer tourism season is facing significant challenges due to rising airfares and flight cancellations, leading to a more than 30% drop in pre-bookings compared to last year.
The Cyprus Tax Department has announced a partnership with Ask Wire to integrate its real estate intelligence platform into its operations, marking a significant step in the country's digital transformation.
The Astromeritis-Evrychou motorway in Cyprus has officially opened to traffic, completing a €74.477 million project that had been under development for decades.
President Nikos Christodoulides addressed an event celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), emphasizing its crucial role as a cornerstone of the Cypriot financial system.
Cyprus Finance Minister Makis Keravnos met with ESMA chair Verena Ross to discuss EU stability and priorities for Cyprus's upcoming presidency of the Council of the EU.
An 87-year-old man is in critical condition after his vehicle collided with a lorry in Nicosia. The elderly driver was rushed to intensive care following the serious road accident.
Six individuals were arrested during overnight police patrols in urban areas of Cyprus, which also saw officers checking over 300 vehicles and filing 187 reports for various offenses, including speeding.
Cyprus is expecting local showers and possibly isolated thunderstorms in the mountains on Thursday, with temperatures set to drop. The day began with low clouds and mist in some areas, with clouds gathering throughout the day.
Paphos is hosting 36 members of the British Guild of Travel Writers on a week-long familiarisation visit as Cyprus works to rebuild its tourism sector following a sharp drop in bookings caused by the…
The European Commission has advanced to the second stage of an infringement procedure against Cyprus due to its delays in implementing the EU directive 2022/2381 on gender quotas in company boards. The directive aims for 40% representation for the underrepresented sex.
Two piers at the Limassol Molos waterfront in Cyprus were officially named after Olympic sailor Pavlos Kontides and Paralympic swimmer Karolina Pelendritou, a decision praised by the Mayor as an act of recognition.
An environmental geologist will deliver a presentation on 'Geotourism in Cyprus: Travel Differently, Experience More' at the Episkopi Paphos Environmental Centre on May 17.
Residents of Larnaca, Cyprus, organized a protest outside the city's port to demand progress and clarity on the long-delayed redevelopment of the marina.
Cyprus Airways announced it will resume flights between Larnaca and Dubai starting May 1, operating three times a week after assessing the regional situation.
Cyprus's Supreme Court rejected a Polish depositor's claim for €430,000 compensation over the 2013 Laiki Bank haircut, ruling that EU law takes precedence over bilateral investment treaties.
Nicosia's municipal swimming pool is set to open to the public on Monday, May 18, marking its first full summer season in years, according to the Deputy Mayor.
An article provides further details on the conviction of a 51-year-old man in a rape case that occurred in the city centre of Nicosia, Cyprus, following reader inquiries.
The University of Cyprus has prohibited filming and photography for political campaign purposes on its premises after parliamentary election candidates recorded and posted campaign videos on its Aglantzia campus.
Former bishop of Paphos, Tychikos, has requested through his lawyer that the Holy Synod retract its decisions concerning his case, following an incident where an officiating priest refused his participation in a liturgy.
A list of pharmacies operating overnight across Cyprus on Wednesday, April 29, has been released, including specific locations in Nicosia and other cities.
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus has called for an acceleration of plans to extract natural gas off the country's coast. This announcement followed a meeting with a delegation from the American multinational energy corporation Chevron.
Cyprus fully supports deepening cooperation between the European Union and Armenia, with European affairs deputy minister Marilena Raouna stating that both nations aim to strengthen ties in all directions based on shared values.
Cypriot Defense Minister Michalis Palmas stated that artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, cyberdefense, and space technology are redefining defense, making it imperative for Cyprus to develop domestic technological capabilities to meet National Guard needs.
Cyprus is participating in the European pICTureURpath project, an initiative aimed at tackling the gender gap in Information and Communication Technology, with partners recently meeting in the Netherlands.
Both lanes of the Nicosia–Akaki motorway near the Kokkinotrimithia exit have been closed following a collision, with traffic being diverted through the village of Kokkinotrimithia.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) announced the integration of the Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA) into its structure to strengthen business community representation.
Katina Chrysostomou, born in Rizokarpaso, Cyprus, on April 29, 1926, celebrated her 100th birthday with a garden party at her Finchley care home. The article highlights her century of life and journey to the UK.
Television owners have until July 1 to transition to the new upgraded European digital technology platform by reprogramming their channels, only if they still use an aerial, the deputy digital policy…
Turkish Cypriot opposition party CTP representative Dogus Derya highlighted the danger of "incels" and the radicalization of young men in online spaces during a speech about the future of the internet.
The Cyprus Banks Association has requested information from local government organizations regarding a growing crisis over building permit cancellations. Lenders are concerned about potential non-performing loans resulting from the situation.
Cyprus's Labour Ministry is advancing a comprehensive pension reform, described as the centerpiece of its 2026 agenda, with the goal of lifting the lowest pension payouts.
Cyprus' Human Resource Development Authority (Anad) has made a "historic change" by extending all its vocational training schemes to include self-employed workers for the first time.
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) held an open event in Larnaca to promote financial literacy among youth and families, aiming to strengthen public understanding of key economic concepts.
A proposal to implement a fishing depth limit in the Mediterranean Sea is being discussed, with Commissioner Kadis highlighted as a key figure who could turn this into a success story for the region. The initiative aims to protect the vital marine ecosystem and support the communities reliant on it.
Former Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat warned 'prime minister' Unal Ustel that delaying the next legislative election would harm Ustel's own party, the UBP, more than it would benefit them.
A 38-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition following a collision with a car in Kissonerga, Paphos district, on Thursday. Police reported the update on Saturday.
A 46-year-old motorcyclist was arrested in Larnaca, Cyprus, following a crash with a moped, after being found driving without a license and testing positive for alcohol and drugs.
An apartment in Paralimni sustained damage from a fire originating from an electrical appliance, while a separate fire caused damage to a cafe in Paphos before dawn.
Police arrested five individuals during overnight patrols across Cyprus, targeting serious crime, public order, and safety, with offenses including attempted destruction of property with explosives.
An apartment block in Larnaca, Cyprus, housing approximately 500 people, may need to be evacuated after an initial assessment indicated potential safety hazards, creating a significant social issue.
Cyprus has announced the reopening of its 'Mortgage to Rent' scheme, aiming to provide support for vulnerable homeowners.
The leader of Cyprus' Diko party, Nicholas Papadopoulos, stated that the party has "no red lines" regarding potential collaborations with other parties to nominate a House president after the upcoming parliamentary election.
A review of a restaurant in Nicosia's old town highlights its chaotic charm and a particularly good bowl of pho, appealing to those who enjoy the city's unique character.
A military grenade exploded at the home of an elderly couple in Paphos, Cyprus, causing damage and sparking concern in the residential area, with local CID investigating the incident.
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides delivered addresses on the EU accession anniversary and May Day, emphasizing the EU as a "common home" and praising his own government's achievements.
Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman vowed not to 'fall for the provocation' of recent comments made by President Nikos Christodoulides and government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis regarding the Cyprus problem.
A 38-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition at Paphos General Hospital after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by a 47-year-old woman in the village of Kissonerga.
The municipality of Polis Chrysochous invites seafood lovers to celebrate the 11th Fish Festival this weekend, an anticipated annual spring tradition.
The Bank of Cyprus (BoC) has released a statement providing updated figures for its total issued share capital and voting rights for regulatory reporting purposes.
Cyprus's Dipa (Democratic Alignment) party claimed it is being excluded from opinion polls, leading to skewed surveys ahead of the parliamentary elections.
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra is set to perform a series of concerts in rural locations as part of a rejuvenated cultural agenda for the spring and summer months.
The Cypriot government asserted that its "effective" economic policy is yielding tangible benefits for citizens, despite ongoing inflation concerns.
The Cyprus Stock Exchange council announced the continued suspension of trading for shares of four New Market companies, ratifying an earlier decision from April 16, 2026.
The Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Authority has clarified that gambling activities on cruise ships and passenger vessels are outside its regulatory framework, regardless of the vessel's flag.
Police in Cyprus have arrested a third-country national suspected of leading an organized migrant smuggling network, following targeted operations against illegal immigration.
An individual known as "Sandy" has been questioned by investigators for the fourth time in a month as authorities delve deeper into an alleged corruption case. The repeated interrogations indicate an intensified investigation into the matter.
Cyprus's unemployment rate has edged down from the previous year, while the country experienced a sharp spike in inflation, doubling to 3 percent in April.
A high-level bicommunal round table discussion was held in Nicosia on April 21, 2026, focusing on evolving European security and defence policies and their implications for UN-led reunification efforts in Cyprus.
A Eurostat report for 2024 shows Cyprus with a business investment rate of 16%, placing it among the lowest-performing EU countries alongside Ireland and significantly below the bloc's average.
The Association of Greek Professionals in Cyprus (Selek) met with the Ambassador of Greece to the Republic of Cyprus, Konstantinos Kollias, at the Greek Embassy in Nicosia to strengthen institutional cooperation.
A €1 million fund has been approved in Cyprus for specialized genetic testing to aid in identifying the remains of missing persons. Officials state this new technology will enhance existing procedures.
Eni Cyprus Limited has announced two scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year, supporting postgraduate studies at the Politecnico di Torino in Italy under the 'Master Mind' program.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Cyprus (RMHC Cyprus) is organizing its second annual 'Family Fun Day' on May 16, promising a large celebration for children and adults.
The Supreme Court of Cyprus has dismissed an appeal from a Polish woman seeking compensation for losses incurred during the 2013 banking crisis, specifically involving funds in a Laiki Bank term deposit.
Cyprus is facing difficult decisions concerning rare animal breeds in the wake of a foot and mouth disease outbreak. Veterinary services are responsible for making these crucial choices.
European Affairs Deputy Minister Marilena Raouna of Cyprus addressed the European Parliament, stating that antisemitism 'has no place in Europe or anywhere' in light of recent antisemitic hate crimes across the continent.
A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to ten years in prison by the Famagusta criminal court after admitting to causing grievous bodily harm with intent in a stabbing incident in Paralimni. He was also convicted of carrying an offensive weapon.
Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris stated that the government's objective is to complete the police investigation into the 'Sandy' case as quickly as possible, though he could not provide a specific timeline.
Candidacies for representatives of the Maronite, Armenian, and Latin religious groups in the Cypriot House of Representatives, to be elected during the May 24 parliamentary elections, will be submitted on May 6.
KEDIPES has made a cash payment of €30 million for the first quarter of 2026, fulfilling part of its obligation to repay state aid received by the former Cyprus Cooperative Bank.
Cyprus bank deposits soared to a record €57.8 billion in March 2026, increasing by €426.8 million month-on-month, while loans grew at twice the economic rate, according to data from the Central Bank of Cyprus.
The Cyprus Banks Association has written to local government organizations, demanding explanations for the revocation of planning permits and warning that banks risk exposure on loans.
Cyprus-based mobile game developer Top App Games announced that its flagship title LUDUS has surpassed 10 million downloads worldwide. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the company and Cyprus's growing gaming sector.
Constantinou Bros Hotels Public Company Ltd announced a net profit of €8,428,883 for the financial year ending December 31, 2025.
Cyprus is set for a busy first weekend of May with a variety of cultural events, including live music, spring festivals, family activities, and workshops. The island's cultural calendar is filling up as the weather gets warmer.
Cyprus has a packed cultural calendar this week, with classical concerts, jazz festivals, theatre productions, film premieres and art exhibitions taking place across the island.
Travel advisories and warnings concerning Cyprus have been relaxed, suggesting an improvement in conditions or a reassessment of risks for visitors.
EU maritime ministers signed the "Nicosia Declaration" in Cyprus, establishing a joint framework to reform seafarer training, working conditions, and promote gender equality in the shipping sector.
Organizers have announced an upcoming craft beer festival in Nicosia, highlighting two local microbreweries in the city's old town that produce fresh, local beer.
Elam, a Cypriot political party, unanimously removed its Paphos candidate, Kyriakos Savvas, from the ballot due to ongoing disciplinary offenses, including remarks concerning the church and LGBT issues.
The Nicosia district is set to replace tens of thousands of traditional water meters with smart devices. This initiative aims to install over 70,000 smart water meters across the district by 2027.
The Association of Cyprus Banks has presented a new strategy focused on strengthening outward engagement, as announced by newly appointed director general Marios Skandalis.
Since 1974, Turkey has increasingly contested the status of the buffer zone in Cyprus through on-the-ground maneuvers, which some interpret as an occupation of territory.
Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, has officially launched its summer season, presenting a fully operational destination that combines luxury, gastronomy, wellness, and lifestyle.
The Central Bank of Cyprus reported a significant net increase of €528.1 million in total loans for March 2026, indicating continued growth in the country's banking sector.
Cyprus's pig farmers association president stated that it could take four to five years for the island to fully eradicate Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD). The disease poses a significant challenge to the country's livestock sector.
Rainfall in Cyprus during April reached 183 percent above the average for this time of year by Wednesday morning, with most stations recording above-normal amounts.
Cyprus's industrial production index experienced an annual decline of 2.4 percent in February, reaching 108.4 units, according to a report from the state statistical service Cystat.
Eurobank participated as a platinum sponsor in the Cyprus EMEA Healthspan Summit, underscoring its commitment to the health sector as a crucial pillar for sustainable growth in Cyprus.
Wildfires across Europe have reportedly burned a record-breaking area, with the total land affected exceeding the size of Cyprus. This significant destruction highlights the increasing intensity and scope of natural fires in the region.
Limassol Greens resort has partnered with CiC Mercedes-Benz, making the luxury car brand its official automotive partner in a collaboration focused on precision and performance.
Eurobank has announced a special offer for its cardholders, providing six months of complimentary Wolt+ subscription along with €pistrofi rewards on every order.
The Limassol Municipality and Frederick University are co-organizing the Blue Limassol Forum 2026 in Cyprus, an event dedicated to discussing integrated coastal governance models.
The European Union has extended restrictions on Cyprus related to foot-and-mouth disease until at least June 15, 2026, maintaining a trade freeze that impacts the island's livestock sector.
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) has generated over €169 million from its Vasiliko desalination plant since 2013, with 2024 marking its highest annual revenue, as unions advocate for further expansion of desalination activities.
Cyprus is set to host the fifth edition of the Film Festival on Diversity, featuring a week of free film screenings and discussions promoting inclusion and intercultural dialogue.
Thousands of citizens in Cyprus who purchased immovable property and fulfilled their contractual obligations but were unable to secure title deeds are affected by the 'trapped buyers' issue, prompting discussions for new legislation.
Celestyal has announced its new 'Iconic Sale,' offering savings on its entire Mediterranean and Adriatic cruise program for 2026 and 2027, with fares starting from €499.
Wednesday's weather in Cyprus is expected to be mostly clear after early morning fog, with clouds gathering in the afternoon and isolated rain showers possible in the mountains.
Cyprus has a packed cultural calendar for the week, including classical concerts, jazz festivals, theatre productions, film premieres, and art exhibitions across the island, with the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra performing at Nicosia’s Pallas Theatre.
Philippa Karsera Christodoulidou, wife of the Cypriot president, was promoted to ambassador by the Public Service Commission, alongside three other foreign ministry employees.
The first full moon of May, often referred to as the May Day full moon, was observed, lighting up the night sky in various locations including Cyprus. Many shared photographs of the celestial event.
A fire erupted at a cafe in Paphos during the early hours of Saturday morning, which local residents noticed and managed to extinguish before police arrived.
Cyprus is expected to experience overcast skies and patchy rain, a change from recent summery weather, though inland temperatures could still reach 27 degrees Celsius.
The Episkopi Paphos Environmental Centre highlights the end of April and beginning of May as 'peak bloom season' in Cyprus, inviting people to enjoy the island's nature and spring activities.
Police in Famagusta district, Cyprus, arrested a 27-year-old man after a 46-year-old was injured in the leg during a knife attack at a car park in Paralimni.
Cyprus is set for colder and more unsettled weather from Sunday, with rain, isolated storms, stronger winds and snow or sleet expected on the highest Troodos peaks. Weak low pressure is currently affecting the area, while low pressure and a relatively cold air mass are expected from Sunday. Thin dust will also be present in […]
The Akrotiri Spring Festival 2026 will host a day dedicated to appreciating nature, environmental engagement, and creative expression at the Akrotiri Environmental Education Centre.
Sibel Tatar, wife of former Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, announced she is considering entering frontline politics. Her decision comes after receiving an offer from Kudret Ozersay, former chief negotiator and current head of a centrist, anti-corruption party.
Nicosia's old town welcomes a new jazz bar, adding to the city's vibrant nightlife scene and offering a fresh spot for music enthusiasts.
Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas stated that the government's planned reforms to the pension system are being developed “precisely in the spirit” of May Day, emphasizing its importance for everyone.
Cyprus has opened its first 'Green' motorway, the Astromeritis-Evrychou route, which utilizes recycled asphalt and is seen as a significant step for road safety and the regeneration of rural areas by connecting communities closer to the capital.
A 38-year-old man is in critical condition at Paphos General Hospital following a motorcycle accident last night, continuing a trend of serious road collisions involving motorcyclists in recent years.
Weather forecasts have been released, including a short-term outlook for Cyprus predicting mostly clear conditions. Meteorologists also provided a four-week forecast for May, bringing good news.
Investigators have submitted a significant number of exhibits described as key to the progression of the 'Mafia State' case, which involves accusations of alleged criminal offenses by officials as outlined in a journalist's book.
The Cyprus Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) and the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (Sev) have formalized a memorandum of cooperation, aiming to bolster entrepreneurship, competitiveness, and extroversion.
The University of Nicosia has opened a new campus in Athens, with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis stating that the Cypriot university's presence can help transform Greece into a global education hub.
A criminal investigator testified in Nicosia district court that no protective measures were implemented for 14-year-old Stylianos Constantinou, despite years of warning signs leading up to his suicide in 2019.
Internationally renowned cellist Mikhail Radunski is scheduled to perform a solo cello recital titled 'ALONE — Music for Cello' in Limassol on Sunday, May 3, as part of the PSI Foundation's public program.
The woman known as ‘Sandy’ has undergone further questioning by investigators as part of an ongoing corruption probe in Cyprus, with authorities seeking to clarify key elements of her testimony.
A public debate has emerged in Cyprus regarding the appointments of Giorgos Savvides and Savvas Angelides to lead the Law Office. The discussion focuses on who supported or proposed their selection.
Elam leader Christos Christou defended the party’s decision to remove Kyriakos Savvas from its Paphos ballot, stating that the move was based on issues of discipline rather than disagreement over core positions.
Demetra Holdings PLC announced it purchased 6,565 of its own shares on April 29, acting under regulatory frameworks and a mandate from its last annual general meeting.
Larnaka, a member of the Culture Next Network, will host the 16th Culture Next Conference from May 6-8, 2026. The three-day event will focus on "Culture for CCS – Empowering the Cultural & Creative Sectors" and bring together over 50 participants.
Cypriot government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis called on Turkey to 'look in the mirror' concerning the lack of progress in its relations with the European Union. This statement followed comments made by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan a day earlier regarding EU-Turkey relations.
A list of pharmacies operating overnight across Cyprus on Thursday, April 30, including specific locations and contact details for Nicosia.
Efficient Consumer Response (ECR Cyprus), operating under the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, held its annual general meeting and elected a new board of directors.
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) is set to continue its smart meter installation program, bringing the new technology to thousands of homes across the country starting this May.
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to meet Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman on May 8 at the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative’s residence to discuss the Cyprus problem, amidst ongoing criticism over Christodoulides' statements.
The Patient Rights Observatory of the Cyprus Federation of Patient Associations (OSAK) released a monthly report detailing numerous complaints, including healthcare supply shortages, delayed staff responses, patient injuries, and instances of overcharging.
EPP leader Manfred Weber has urged for clear guidelines regarding Article 42.7 of the EU Treaty, the mutual assistance clause, highlighting Cyprus as an area of uncertainty.
A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Famagusta Permanent Criminal Court for stabbing an 18-year-old at a restaurant in Paralimni, Cyprus, last August.
Justice Minister Costas Fitiris stated that the public must be made an ally, as no security system can be truly strong without trust and cooperation from the people. He made these remarks during the graduation ceremony of police cadets.
The Cyprus Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) and the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (Sev) have signed a memorandum of cooperation to strengthen entrepreneurship, competitiveness, and extroversion.
The opening of “Bill Viola. Unspoken” at the PSI Foundation in Limassol drew a strong turnout on April 24, 2026, underlining public interest in one of Cyprus’ most significant visual arts events of…
Three new cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been reported in Athienou, Cyprus, putting local livestock farmers on high alert. The total number of culled animals on the island is approaching 60,000, and the EU has extended trade measures.
Tototheo Global has been certified as a Great Place To Work® in Cyprus and Greece for the third consecutive year, recognizing the strength of its people and culture as a leading provider of satellite connectivity and technology.
Residents in parts of Limassol, Cyprus, and Zagreb, Croatia, are experiencing water supply disruptions due to burst pipelines. Repair efforts are underway to restore service.
A man who was charged with the premeditated murder of a 34-year-old woman has died in the hospital while being held in custody.
Charles Schwab announced plans to roll out spot crypto trading for retail clients, initially covering Bitcoin and Ethereum, with Goldman Sachs also filing an application for its own crypto offerings. This marks a significant entry of traditional financial institutions into the digital asset arena.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) announced the integration of the Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA) into its structure, aiming to enhance collective representation of the business community.
Cyprus and France are set to sign a significant defense agreement in June, following a meeting between their presidents, a deal welcomed by the Cypriot government.
Cyprus is preparing for a cold snap this weekend, which is expected to bring rain, strong winds, and potential snow on the highest Troodos peaks. This follows a week of generally fine weather with isolated showers.
Cyprus's Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced a three-year, €91 million program for urban and rural regeneration projects across the country.
European transport ministers and officials convened in Nicosia to address critical issues including jet fuel availability, oil supply pressures, and wider energy security concerns across the EU.
A unique movie night is set to take place in the Gardens of the Future in downtown Nicosia, offering cinephiles an outdoor viewing experience amidst trees and old buildings.
Livestock farmers in Cyprus have announced the formation of a new association, seeking an urgent meeting with the president to press for changes in the handling of the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.
The FBI has met with a task force of Cypriot investigators to expand the ongoing probe into 'Sandy' and allegations involving Drousiotis. This meeting signifies an international collaboration in the investigation.
The Economics Research Centre of the University of Cyprus (CypERC) reported an improvement in economic sentiment for Cyprus in April 2026, though it cautioned about slowing growth momentum and increased uncertainty.
The Cyprus Cabinet has been briefed on a comprehensive strategic plan, titled 'Stability with Vision,' designed to strengthen the country's international image and overhaul its reputation.
The trial of six individuals accused in the murder of businessman Stavros Demosthenous has been postponed until next month. The delay occurred because one defendant was absent and defense lawyers requested more time.
Cypriot President Christodoulides addressed energy as a major government challenge at the OEB assembly and confirmed that a gas deal with Chevron is nearing completion.
Cypriot beverage maker Keo Plc recorded an operating profit of €8.8 million for the financial year ending December 31, 2025, and its board approved a dividend.
Cyprus's Defence Minister warned that provocations and violations within the buffer zone could lead to serious incidents and potential casualties. The statement highlights escalating tensions in the area.
A new technology philosophy called 'Epic One' aims to make digital life seamless and invisible, focusing on reliable user support without distraction.
Occupants of a building in Yermasoyia, Limassol, declared dangerous, have not evacuated despite an April 20 deadline. The situation is complicated by red tape and legal appointments.
European Affairs Deputy Minister Marilena Raouna of Cyprus has called for progress on the implementation of the Gaza peace plan, warning that a lack of action could allow Hamas to consolidate control.
Police in Cyprus seized nearly three kilograms of cannabis found in a package at an airport during routine inspections.
Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades stated at an EU meeting that transport infrastructure is no longer neutral but a 'cornerstone of Europe’s security, resilience and sovereignty'.
Fourteen individuals were arrested following a shooting incident in an industrial area of occupied Famagusta on Tuesday night, with authorities still searching for one additional suspect.
ERB ASFALISTIKI and the Cyprus Fire Service successfully organized a public Open Day event at Paphos Medieval Castle as part of Fire Safety Week.
Police in Cyprus arrested four individuals during overnight patrols conducted to prevent crime and maintain public order. Officers stopped hundreds of vehicles and conducted numerous inspections of drivers, passengers, and premises.
Porsche has introduced its new Cayenne Coupé Electric models, drawing inspiration from the iconic 911 design. These vehicles aim to combine powerful proportions with exceptional e-performance.
The Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation (BoCCF) and the Pierides Museum are set to present an exhibition featuring the works of pioneering sculptor Nina Iacovou.
Cyprus is leading high-level ministerial and stakeholder discussions within the EU focused on investing in seafarers and securing the future of global shipping.
Business leaders at the Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) annual general meeting in Cyprus emphasized the urgency of reforms and economic resilience to sustain growth, discussing competitiveness and other economic topics.
Cyprus is expected to experience a mainly sunny Wednesday, though isolated showers are possible in the mountains during the afternoon as clouds build locally.