Authorities have ended the security alert at the Kalo Chorio firing range after experts successfully defused an unexploded shell discovered following a forest fire, while confirming a second shell found nearby was inert.
Cyprus-based GlobalWealth Group PLC has approved a €2.5 million investment agreement to acquire interests in a hotel development in Barbati, Corfu, as part of its strategy to expand its luxury tourism property portfolio in Greece.
Cyprus's fire brigade chief, Nikos Longinos, warned that the country faces potentially the most dangerous day of this year's wildfire season. Authorities remain on high alert due to extreme temperatures and strong winds, which create hazardous conditions.
Cyprus's two firefighting aircraft are returning to the island after successfully assisting France in battling major wildfires in its southwest region.
The Cyprus fire service will conduct inspections along the buffer zone to identify potential fire hazards and ensure necessary clean-up works are carried out.
Cyprus has become the first European Union member state to implement a new secure satellite communications system. The country is also preparing to host a high-level European digital frontier conference in Nicosia.
The Cyprus Fire Service handled two serious incidents within 24 hours, including the rescue of a man injured by a handheld tractor and the extinguishing of a large rubbish fire. A spokesman provided details on the operations.
Universal Golf Enterprises Plc in Cyprus has announced that it secured planning approval for a new photovoltaic park development. This project is part of the company's broader strategy to reassess its land use.
Maritime technology provider Tototheo Global, based in Cyprus, announced its expansion into Singapore to strengthen its presence in a leading global maritime and technology hub as part of its international growth strategy.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has emphasized the significance of Cyprus Market Access Day (MAD) 2026 in boosting the internationalization of Cypriot enterprises and improving their access to global markets through EU trade agreements.
A pair of Bonelli’s eagles has successfully hatched two chicks in a nest built on a burned pine tree within a fire-ravaged area of Limassol, Cyprus, following devastating fires in 2025.
The fire brigade in Cyprus responded to five severe weather-related incidents within 24 hours, including pumping water from flooded basements and rescuing a vehicle in Limassol.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has invited local businesses to participate in an upcoming workshop focused on fostering a sustainable and competitive enterprise. This event, part of a European project, aims to boost the green transition for Cypriot firms.
The Cyprus Fire Service handled 38 incidents across the island in the past 24 hours, primarily due to strong winds, with most occurrences reported in the Larnaca district.
Between 06:00 on March 4 and 06:00 on March 5, 2026, the Cyprus Fire Department responded to 31 calls for assistance, 21 of which were for fires, 8 for special services, and 2 were false alarms. At 21:16, a fire was reported in a house in Pano Polemidia, Limassol. The Fire Station at Saint John, […]
The Cyprus fire service responded to 184 calls for assistance in the past week, including 92 fire incidents, with an additional 33 calls in the 24 hours leading up to Tuesday morning.
Slovakia reportedly purchased new traffic cameras from a Cypriot company that are actually of Russian origin and capable of receiving commands via SMS, raising concerns about potential espionage related to weapon shipments to Ukraine.
According to Eurostat data, Cyprus had the eighth highest percentage of firefighters in the EU in 2025, with 1,200 firefighters accounting for 0.24 percent of the country's total employment.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has encouraged regulated entities in Cyprus to participate in two public consultations launched by the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) to help shape new EU anti-money laundering regulations.
The Cyprus fire brigade handled 42 calls within 24 hours, including 15 fires and five false alarms, with a notable incident in the Paphos district village of Peyia.
The Cyprus fire brigade chief, Nikos Longinos, has called on the public to exercise caution and avoid activities that could cause fires as the country prepares for its peak summer firefighting season.
Cyprus-based cross-border firms drive surge in suspicious activity filings, says Mokas The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has alerted regulated entities to strengthened anti-money…
New data from cybersecurity firm Qrator Labs indicates a sharp rise in DDoS attacks, placing Cyprus' banking, payments, and iGaming sectors at heightened risk, as highlighted in their first-quarter report for 2026.
The Cyprus fire service has inaugurated a new €6.5 million 24-hour operations coordination centre to address challenges posed by the climate crisis and extreme weather events.
Fire services in Limassol, Cyprus, are conducting a large-scale rescue and firefighting exercise at a 27-story high-rise building to test their response capabilities for major incidents in tall residential complexes.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has reminded businesses of new calls for proposals from the Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) to boost industrial technology application and enterprise-based research.
As artificial intelligence becomes widespread in Cyprus's commercial sector, businesses are increasingly facing the ethical questions that accompany its rapid adoption.
Cyprus has welcomed significant inflows into reservoirs due to recent heavy rainfall, but authorities urge continued water caution. The heavy rain also put the Fire Service on high alert, triggering 25 incidents island-wide, including fires, and caused landslides that closed a forest road.
Cyprus Fire Chief Nikos Longinos informed parliament about serious deficiencies in evacuation planning, widespread fire safety failures, and limited immediate aerial capacity.
Cyprus is approaching the 2026 fire season without a fully secured aerial firefighting fleet, a concern highlighted by last year's deadly wildfires that resulted in two fatalities. This comes as the Cyprus Fire Service reported 10 fatalities from fires last year and is preparing 13 aircraft to combat summer wildfires, warning of significant coverage gaps in rural areas.
A fire broke out early on Wednesday at a luxury car sales premises in Germasogeia, damaging several vehicles, police said. According to the Cyprus Police, the blaze started at around 4:00 a.m. at the premises, which is owned by two men aged 33 and 22. The fire was extinguished by the Cyprus Fire Service. Two […]
A police investigation into last month's fire at a firing range, sparked by the destruction of munitions, has reportedly found no criminal liability, though defence sources declined to comment on the media reports.
The Cyprus fire service has acquired six new enclosed trailer units, equipped for technical rescue operations, as part of the EU co-funded Epikentrosis project.
The first of three new Airbus H145 Jupiter HC Mk2 helicopters has completed its maiden flight from RAF Akrotiri, marking the start of year-round emergency response and firefighting capability in Cyprus.
The XM Group announced the second phase of its €5 million CSR initiative to provide relief to communities in Limassol affected by the devastating 2025 fires in the Troodos region.
British Forces Cyprus announced that a Chinook helicopter will be on standby at British bases throughout the summer firefighting season, highlighting its suitability for aerial firefighting operations.
German political figures, including CDU leader Friedrich Merz, have proposed a new 'associate membership' status for Ukraine and a privileged status for Western Balkan countries to accelerate their integration into the European Union.
ERB Asfalistiki and the Cyprus Fire Service organized a public open day event in Paphos as part of Fire Safety Week 2026. The initiative, held at the Paphos medieval castle, aimed to raise public awareness about fire prevention.
ERB Asfalistiki has donated a fire safety training simulator to the Cyprus Fire Service, marking the 25th consecutive year of their partnership and bolstering the service's training capabilities.
Corporate language training is gaining prominence in Cyprus as companies seek to strengthen international ties and enhance cross-border communication for sales and services.
Cyprus-based software engineering company Pale Blue has launched 'Paid', a new mobile payment solution for businesses in Cyprus, enabling merchants to accept card payments directly from smartphones.
The Cyprus fire service has been equipped with a new advanced firefighting training simulator, delivered by ERB Asfalistiki, enhancing their capabilities and strengthening cooperation on fire safety.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with the Department of Labour Inspection, has launched a competition inviting businesses to showcase their best practices in workplace health and safety.
The Cyprus Fire Service handled 43 incidents across the island by late Sunday afternoon, primarily due to severe weather conditions, particularly strong winds. Most incidents involved fallen or displaced trees.
The Cypriot government has decided to scrap the first lady's personal charity, the Social Support Body, following public outcry over its complete lack of transparency regarding funds for needy university students.
The Enterprise Europe Network Cyprus is engaging stakeholders in a European Commission public consultation regarding the proposed Construction Services Act, a key initiative under the Single Market Strategy.