Serena out of Queen’s doubles after partner Mboko injured
Serena Williams’ comeback was put on hold on Thursday as her doubles partner Victoria Mboko withdrew from the Queen’s Club WTA event with a knee injury.
After nearly four ...
Union demands abolition of CoLA ceiling, increase in payments
Trade union Isotita on Thursday demanded the abolition of the upper limit to the proportion of a worker’s salary which can be added on to it through the cost-of-living ...
Who do you support in the World Cup?
With Greece – let alone Cyprus – not in the World Cup, we asked people on the streets of Nicosia which country they’ll be rooting for.
Health services plan checks on delivery drivers
State health services said on Thursday they plan to launch inspections of food delivery drivers to examine the conditions under which food and beverages are transported.
“The point is to ...
Cyprus Cement Public Company buys back own shares
The Cyprus Cement Public Company Ltd announced on Thursday that it purchased a portion of its own equity through the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE.
During the session held on June 10, 2026, ...
Preliminary objections raised in Thanasis Nicolaou case
A preliminary objection was submitted on Thursday regarding the revised indictment in the case of private prosecutions on behalf of the family of Thanasis Nicolaou, which relieves some of the ...
Larnaca waterfront lighting upgrade underway
Lighting upgrades along Larnaca’s seafront are underway at Mackenzie Beach and will soon begin at Finikoudes, the municipality announced on Thursday.
According to a municipal press release, the installation ...
Four remanded for eight days for alleged involvement in criminal network
Four suspects accused of participating in an alleged criminal organisation were remanded by the Larnaca district court on Thursday after police outlined claims of threats, intimidation, fraud and financial exploitation ...
Pricey World Cup keeps fans away, hits US hotels, airlines
Hours before the World Cup kickoff, the boost to travel and tourism expected from this year’s biggest sporting event has yet to materialize.
For years, the tournament was expected ...
Erhurman: We are much further ahead than where we started on Cyprus problem
Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Thursday said that significant progress has been made since he was elected to the role in October last year, saying that “we are much ...
Winemaking becomes an art in Cyprus hills
Since 2019, founders of the Oinou Yi winery, the Vasiliades family has created estate-grown wines in Omodos, now with the guidance of oenologist Victor Bankov and consulting Greek oenologist Artemis Toulaki. ...
Cyprus Bloomsday Festival celebrates women’s voices in the work of James Joyce
Back again to celebrate the work of the great Irish writer, James Joyce, Ideogramma collaborates with the Irish embassy to bring the fifth edition of the Cyprus Bloomsday Festival. On ...
Cypriot sailor Kontides crowned world number one for sixth time
Pavlos Kontides has returned to the top of the ILCA7 world rankings for a sixth time, following a strong series of results anchored by his European Championship victory in Croatia.
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CSE chairman holds talks with Kazakhstan ambassador on investment ties
Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) chairman Marinos Christodoulides on Thursday held a meeting with the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Cyprus Nikolay Zhumakanov at the exchange’s offices in Nicosia.
The discussions ...
Top Kinisis shareholders approve dividend, re-elect board
Shareholders of Top Kinisis Travel Public Ltd convened at the company’s head offices in Strovolos on Thursday to unanimously approve the firm’s financial statements and confirm a dividend ...
Deputy shipping ministry assesses maritime continuity during exercise
Cyprus tested the revised Sounio Plan at the port of Limassol on Thursday, during the Nikitis- Dimitra 2026 exercise, in a move aimed at strengthening the country’s ability to keep ...
Retail fuel prices in Cyprus expected to drop further in coming days
Retail fuel prices in Cyprus are expected to fall further in the coming days, following a series of reductions over the past month, according to Consumer Protection Service director Constantinos ...
UK defence minister quits, plunging Starmer deeper into leadership crisis
British defence minister John Healey quit on Thursday in a dispute over military spending, accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer of failing to commit the resources that are needed to keep ...
Trump says US will hit Iran ‘very hard’, wants control of energy infrastructure
President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States would hit Iran “very hard tonight” and wanted at some point to take Iran’s oil infrastructure hub Kharg Island, after ...
Cyprus Stock Exchange reshuffles indices as Interfund exits benchmarks
The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) has announced a series of index composition changes affecting its main benchmarks, with adjustments due to come into effect on June 12, 2026 as part of rule-based ...
UCLan Cyprus hosts 13th European Conference on Social Media
UCLan Cyprus proudly hosted the 13th European Conference on Social Media (ECSM 2026), welcoming academics, researchers, industry professionals and practitioners from around the world to its Larnaca campus. The prestigious international ...
Cyprus shipping strengthens global standing as sector contributes €1.9 billion
Cyprus shipping further strengthened its position as one of the island’s most important economic sectors in 2025, contributing around 7 per cent of GDP, approximately €1.9 billion, according to the Cyprus Shipping ...
theatre
New summer school turns Nicosia into a stage for young explorers
The Nicosia Municipal Theatre launches its first-ever Summer Theatre School, titled The City as a Stage – Theatre Routes in Nicosia, offering children aged 6 to 12 a unique opportunity to explore theatre ...
Suspected Hamas trio face terror trial
Three individuals with alleged links to Hamas were on Thursday referred to criminal trial, where they face charges of terrorism and participation in a criminal organisation.
The first hearing in ...