Europe’s top clubs face €2 billion revenue hit from pandemic
Europe’s elite football clubs are expected to miss out on over 2 billion euros in revenue by the end of the 2020-21 season due to the impact of the COVID-19 ...
Issuing death certificates for missing persons under discussion
Political parties are discussing a bill that would allow for the issue of death certificates for missing persons who have been identified through DNA testing as a result of the ...
Lidl Cyprus awarded ‘Top Employer’ laurels for fourth consecutive year
For the fourth consecutive year, Lidl Cyprus has been named ‘Top Employer’ in Cyprus and Europe by the internationally-recognised Top Employers Institute. The award recognises Lidl Cyprus for the support ...
Russia says “vigorous efforts” needed to extend New START arms treaty
Vigorous efforts are needed for Russia and the United States to reach a deal on extending the New START nuclear arms control pact before it expires next month, the Kremlin ...
Tatar reiterates two-states rhetoric in call with UNSG
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar spoke with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres by teleconference late Monday, telling him it was a reality that there were two equal and separate sides on ...
Discussion of bill to protect consumers from banks begins
The House commerce committee on Tuesday began discussion of a bill designed to protect consumers from unfair terms included in bank contracts but also bad practices applied by large companies, ...
Zeal for the hyper-real: the Nigerian art prodigy who mirrors the world
In this video we meet hyper-realism artist and art prodigy Kareem Waris Olamilekan, born in Nigeria, in 2007.
Hyperrealism is a genre of art featuring hand-drawn images that resemble high-resolution photos, ...
Soldier’s bones to be sent to Greece to check for foul play
With the consent of the legal service, the Limassol court on Tuesday issued a ruling that some of the bones of national guardsman Thanasis Nicolaou could be sent to Athens ...
New warning system in Bangladesh to tackle rising landslide risk
A new system that can warn people of landslides nearly a week in advance is set to be launched in Bangladesh later this year, helping tackle increasing risks from a ...
Hybrid heroes: Is combining make-up and skincare the future of beauty?
By Katie Wright
While they’re lumped together in the beauty department, in some ways, make-up and skincare are polar opposites.
Active-packed moisturisers and serums aim to improve your complexion ...
High-end kicks: the most coveted sneakers go toe to toe
From fitness shoe to high-fashion staple, the humble sneaker’s ascent reflects some of the most significant pop-culture developments of the last few decades – from the impact of advertising and ...
Defence ministry develops system to monitor those avoiding reservist military service
The defence ministry on Tuesday said it has developed a monitoring system to help locate and summon noncompliant reservists to serve their mandatory service.
The system allows the police to ...
Archbishop testifies only briefly met wanted Malaysian businessman (updated)
Archbishop Chrysostomos said on Tuesday he met briefly and only once with Jho Low, a Malaysian national granted Cypriot citizenship in 2015, but that he was unaware at the time that ...
Djokovic is our LeBron but we have to call him out sometimes, says Kyrgios
– Nick Kyrgios has likened Novak Djokovic to NBA player LeBron James in his influence both on and off the court but says he had a duty to call out the ...
Move against local government reform will lead to ‘chaos’
Interior Minister Nicos Nouris warned on Tuesday that allowing referendums on the mergers of municipalities and local communities would tank the drive to reform local government.
“It will be chaos,” ...
Indian farm protesters battle police to plant flags at historic Red Fort
Thousands of Indian farmers protesting against agricultural reforms breached barricades on Tuesday to enter the historic Red Fort complex in the capital and hoist flags after clashing with police, who ...
Lampard rues lack of time given to take Chelsea to ‘next level’
Frank Lampard admitted his disappointment at not being given more time by Chelsea after the club sacked their record goalscorer as manager on Monday.
Club owner Roman Abramovic insisted the ...
Astra offers small concession, EU pleads for UK-made shots amid vaccine row
AstraZeneca has offered to bring forward some deliveries of its COVID-19 vaccine to the European Union while the bloc has asked the British drugmaker if it can divert doses from ...
Coronavirus: change in contact details for CyprusFlightPass
The transport ministry announced on Tuesday that from February 1, the contact details of call centre to serve passengers who intend to travel from abroad to Cyprus and may have questions ...
The wine of kings on Airbnb
The beginning of the new year finds us once again at home. This time around we know more about how to stay entertained and sane while staying in, right? We’...
Italian Prime Minister Conte resigns, what comes next?
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte handed in his resignation to the head of state on Tuesday, hoping he would be given an opportunity to put together a new coalition and ...
WHO issues new clinical advice on treating COVID-19 patients
The World Health Organization (WHO) issued fresh clinical advice on Tuesday for treating COVID-19 patients, including those displaying persistent symptoms after recovery, and also said it advised using low-dose anti-coagulants ...
Aubameyang misses Saints trip due to ‘personal family reasons’
Arsenal will again be without captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for Tuesday night’s trip to Southampton.
The striker missed Saturday’s FA Cup fourth-round defeat by Saints due to what was ...
Young Cypriot hacker found guilty in US trial
A young hacker who became the first ever Cypriot citizen to be extradited to the US has been found guilty of committing cyber-crimes by a court in the state of ...