Dendias: For the Greek armed forces, Cyprus lies nearby
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias on Monday said that Cyprus, as far as his country’s armed forces are concerned, “lies nearby”, in his message issued to mark the 52nd ...
Rights group urges Cyprus not to extradite Palestinian to Israel
A Palestinian national arrested in Indonesia on an Interpol notice issued through Cyprus has been transferred to the Republic, prompting a rights organisation to urge the government not to extradite ...
Hormuz conflict leaves global shipping in crisis mode, says Hadjimanolis
Global shipping remains in “crisis mode” as fighting between the US and Iran disrupts the Strait of Hormuz, forcing companies to reconsider routes, absorb rising costs and protect crews operating ...
EU-CONEXUS Alliance, which includes Frederick uni, earns historic Europe recognition
The EU-CONEXUS Joint Master in Marine Biotechnology, developed within the framework of the European University Alliance EU-CONEXUS, in which Frederick University participates, has received a historic European distinction. It is ...
Can Cyprus learn to rent luxury instead of owning it?
On a small island, clothes have long memories. A dress can be worn for a few hours and photographed into permanence, recognised months later across another room by someone who ...
Christodoulides ‘ready’ for enlarged meeting – ‘everything depends on Turkey’
President Nikos Christodoulides on Monday stressed that he is ready to attend an enlarged meeting on the Cyprus problem as soon as this summer but said that the possibility of ...
Beaten Scaloni leaves press conference in tears
After watching his 10-man side come up just short of becoming the first back-to-back World Cup winners since 1958-62, a tearful Lionel Scaloni admitted he’s unsure what lies ahead.
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Heritage Private School records another remarkable year
The Heritage Private School has concluded another successful academic year, marked by academic achievement, international recognition and participation in a wide range of educational and extracurricular activities.
During the 2025–2026 academic ...
Boos for Trump and Infantino at trophy ceremony
Boos descended from the stands as U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA chief Gianni Infantino took to the field for the World Cup trophy ceremony at New York New ...
Punjab Lions crowned Cyprus T20 champions
The Cyprus Cricket T20 Cup sponsored by HurryCurry concluded on Sunday with Punjab Lions producing a dominant all-round performance to defeat the previously unbeaten Telugu11 by six wickets in a ...
How universities spot AI-generated content
By Lydia Suslova
Universities around the world are increasingly turning to AI-detection tools and rethinking their admissions policies. So much so that authenticity has become one of the defining admissions ...
Lordos United expands into paper-packaging sector with 51% P&S Carton Industries stake
Lordos United Public Ltd announces the signing of an agreement to acquire 51 per cent of the share capital of P&S Carton Industries Ltd. This is a strategic investment ...
British Cypriot MP ‘grateful’ for Starmer ahead of resignation
British Cypriot MP Nesil Caliskan expressed gratitude for outgoing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who is set to resign on Monday and be replaced by former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.
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‘TRACKS’: FANEROMENI26 musical show to fuse oral tradition with hip-hop
The Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation’s (BoCCF’s) Faneromeni26 Festival continues on Thursday, June 30, 2026, with the musical performance “TRACKS: Echo of Now, Rhythm of Yesterday”.
“TRACKS: Echo of Now, ...
Partnership bridges gap between academia and Cyprus financial services sector
The University of Cyprus and the Association of Cyprus Banks (ACB) recently signed a memorandum of understanding establishing a structured framework for cooperation in education, research, innovation and stronger links ...
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French singer ZAZ in Cyprus for first time
The beloved French singer behind the hit song Je Veux is coming to Cyprus for the first time this summer. ZAZ, renowned for her street performances, raw and unplugged style ...
Parties condemn Turkish invasion of Cyprus on 52nd anniversary
Political parties on Monday condemned Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus, with the day marking exactly 52 years since troops first landed on the island.
Disy said that “this dark anniversary is ...
Protaras or Greece? Cypriots do the €2,500 holiday maths
A quote of €2,500 for four days in Protaras is pushing some Cypriot families to look beyond the island, as the August 15 holiday rush leaves fewer rooms available and sends prices ...
Turkey cites Treaty of Guarantee in July 20 message
Turkey’s foreign ministry on Monday stressed that the actions it took in Cyprus fell in line with its rights and responsibilities under Cyprus’ 1960 Treaty of Guarantee in its own ...
Japanese mayor makes history – but faces criticism for taking maternity leave
The mayor of a small Japanese city became the first sitting mayor in the country to take maternity leave on Monday, a decision that has drawn some criticism at home ...
Cyprus beach days carry a €120 price tag
A family of four could spend around €120 on a single day at an organised beach in Cyprus, as higher charges for beach equipment, expensive food and drinks and the journey ...
The end of the road for Cyprus’ old ID cards
August 3 marks the end of an era for thousands of Cypriot citizens who still hold the well-known, old-style blue identity cards. From that date onwards, these identity cards will no ...
Greece ‘remains ready’ to help towards Cyprus solution
Greece’s foreign ministry on Monday said that the country “remains ready” to contribute towards efforts to bring about a solution to the Cyprus problem, in its message issued to ...
Cyprus marks anniversary of Turkish invasion
Monday marked exactly 52 years since Turkish troops landed in Cyprus, commencing an invasion which would reshape the map of the island, realign its political and demographic balances, and cause Cyprus’ ...