Left lane of Limassol-Paphos highway reopened
The left lane of the highway connecting Limassol and Paphos near Episkopi has been reopened after a truck came to a stop blocking the lane for four hours on Monday ...
Public procurement in Cyprus: 10 common misconceptions under Cypriot and EU Law
By Maria Christofi
Public procurement procedures are often surrounded by persistent misconceptions such as the perception that they are strictly formal processes where “the lowest price always wins” and where ...
Ustel accuses EU of ‘biased’ stance on Cyprus after informal summit
The informal EU council summit reflected a “biased and unfair” approach to the Cyprus problem, the north’s ‘prime minister’ Unal Ustel claimed on Sunday, criticising the bloc’s position ...
Motorcyclist killed in Akrotiri crash identified as 35-year-old Ukrainian national
A 35-year-old Ukrainian man has been identified as the victim of a fatal traffic accident that occurred on Saturday afternoon in Akrotiri.
According to statements released on Sunday, police said ...
Cyprus settlement ‘key to regional stability’ says Von der Leyen
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said regional stability and prosperity in the Levant are “closely linked” to progress on the Cyprus problem.
Speaking to Kathimerini in an exclusive ...
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Limassol to host three-day art extravaganza
The second edition of VIMA Art Fair is fast approaching. On May 15-17, The Warehouse by IT Quarter in Limassol will welcome artists, curators and galleries from around the world ...
Former bishop Tychikos denies assault after church altercation in Paphos
A physical altercation took place between a priest and former bishop Tychikos during a liturgy at the Church of Paul the apostle in Paphos.
According to Phileleftheros, the former bishop ...
Corruption report finds ‘one in three’ paid bribes in north for services
Data from a new corruption report points to a marked deterioration in governance in the north, with seven in 10 respondents describing corruption as a “very serious problem” and one in ...
The man who’s prepared for any emergency
Despite all the “good work done so far”, Cyprus still has a long way to go in preventing disasters, an issue that can be resolved with proper training for prevention, ...
France to deploy forces in Cyprus under new ‘humanitarian’ defence agreement
Cyprus is set to sign an agreement in June allowing the presence of French forces on the island for humanitarian purposes, President Nikos Christodoulides said Sunday.
Speaking after a memorial ...
Kontides finishes eighth at Hyeres Grand Slam in season return
Cypriot sailor Pavlos Kontides secured eighth place overall at the Grand Slam of Hyeres on Sunday, marking his first major competition appearance of 2026 in the ILCA7 category.
In the final ...
Man arrested over suspected arson of car in Limassol
Police confirmed on Sunday that a 29-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the suspected arson of a vehicle in Limassol, with investigators indicating the intended target may have ...
‘Trusted flaggers’ to police the web
When does social-media rage turn into hate speech? Is Eoka a terrorist organisation? Should it be legal to blame Nato expansion for the war in Ukraine? And who gets to ...
Woman rescued after car overturns in Moniatis crash
A woman was rescued after becoming trapped in a vehicle following a traffic accident early on Sunday in Moniatis.
The incident occurred shortly before 1am when emergency services were called ...
Police make 12 arrests in overnight crackdown
Police confirmed on Sunday that 12 people were arrested during a series of coordinated overnight operations nationwide.
The arrests were made for a range of offences including attempted arson, assault causing ...
Showers and storms expected across Cyprus as dust clears by Monday
Cyprus will see unsettled weather on Sunday with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms expected across parts of the island, while light dust in the atmosphere is forecast to gradually clear ...
Cyprus’ social media ban in practice
When President Nikos Christodoulides announced last week that Cyprus is poised to implement a social media ban for children under 15, he blithely mentioned that the age verification system would be ...
Site-specific dance and live music for families
Dance, live music and performances in the park? That is exactly what is coming up on Sunday in Nicosia’s Athalassa Park, as the Green Steps programme presents its next ...
President highlights cancer prevention at Christodoula March
President Nikos Christodoulides on Saturday emphasised the importance of cancer prevention, treatment and support services as the annual Christodoula March began in Nicosia.
The march, which supports cancer patients and ...
Cyprus’ international role ‘strengthened’ by EU leaders summit
The informal European Council held in Cyprus on Thursday and Friday has strengthened the country’s international standing and reinforced its role in shaping European policy priorities, President Nikos Christodoulides ...
Cyprus to turn migration from a ‘problem to a solution’
Cyprus is pursuing a comprehensive restructuring of its asylum system within the framework of the EU’s new migration pact, deputy migration minister Nicholas Ioannides assured on Saturday.
“Our goal ...
Motorcyclist dies in Akrotiri crash
A motorcyclist died in a traffic accident in Akrotiri on Saturday, while his female passenger was injured when their bike crashed with a car, the British Bases said.
The driver ...
‘Our goal is to make sustainable choices simple’
In Limassol, there is a boutique hotel lobby that attracts attention with its very bright flowers. However, these flowers are not the kind you would typically find in a garden. ...
Festival celebrates Journey of Silk: From China to Cyprus
On May 1, the village of Kalavasos will host a cultural event dedicated to the history, art, and tradition of silk. The Journey of Silk: From China to Cyprus festival aims ...