A migrant worker tragically lost his life after an unfortunate construction accident. The worker, aged 21, was originally from Pakistan and was working in an open space when he was brutally crushed by glass panes. This led to the discovery that he was, in fact, illegally employed by another man, aged 56. It is unknown […]
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides?s maiden state visit to Kazakhstan was marked by the official opening of the island nation?s embassy in Astana – the first of its kind not just in the country but in the entire region of Central Asia. This is notably a huge milestone in Cyprus and Kazakhstan?s budding bilateral relations. Not […]
Cyprus’ Election Commission’s Chief Returning Officer has said that polling booths will only provide black and blue ballpoint pens for ballots during elections. Should voters use pens of any other color, their ballot papers shall be marked as invalid. Voters need not bring their pens – pens shall be given to them in their polling […]
The Turkish Cypriot Police has arrested a man for trying to smuggle 4 embryos out of the country. The man, aged 24, was trying to leave from Tymbou (Ercan) airport in Northern Cyprus when he was caught by security. He has immediately been remanded. Media reports say that he was trying to escape to an […]
Nikos Christodoulides, the President of Cyprus, visited the Mumbai-based National Stock Exchange in Mumbai as part of his India visit, where he participated in a traditional bell-ringing ceremony. He delivered his keynote address after the ceremony, where he emphasized the Cypriot-Indian bilateral relations and explained how Cyprus functions as an instrumental link between India, European […]
A man has reportedly adducted his own child from their mother’s home. The man, a Turkish Cypriot aged 29, illegally crossed over into Greek Cyprus and abducted the two-year-old from the home of their mother, who is a British national. The Cypriot Police has said that this happened in the hours of the morning. The […]
The Cypriot Ministry of Agriculture has launched its new website, which is heavily focused on the country’s water issues. According to the Ministry, this is a deliberate attempt to keep the public informed about the ongoing issues of scarcity of water and how to best conserve it. They said that the website shall function as […]
The high-schooler who won the national essay competition on what they’d do if they became the country’s health minister has been awarded with holding the position for a day. The winner in question, Lina, spent her day with Neophytos Charalambides, the real Health Minister, and bore witness to all the official meetings and visits that […]
The Police in Cyprus caught a man trying to smuggle tons worth of fuel from Turkish Cyprus to Greek Cyprus. Specifically, the man was found carrying over 9 tons of it in a metal tank in his truck, trying to enter Nicosia’s Dhali via the buffer zone installed between the two divisions on the island. […]
A fire severely damaged at a cafe in Paphos in the early hours of the weekend. The police found out about the incident after several witnesses, who are residents of the area, alerted them to it. The fire was put out by the efforts of the local people. However, it managed to cause enough irreparable […]
Cyprus Police has revealed that they have made a major stride in reducing tenancy document scamming by busting a ring that had a major role in producing such fake documents. A total of nine individuals from this ring have been arrested so far. The Police has said that they were found to be directly involved […]
Authorities and the public alike are welcoming the news of Cyprus, indicating a significant reduction in the spread of foot-and-mouth disease. Special Scientific Committee for the Reconstruction and Upgrade of the Livestock Sector’s head Stavros Malas stated that, despite being serious, the situation is currently stable and that he is optimistically cautious that the situation […]
In a bid to reduce carbon footprint and make sports sustainable, over 1.6 metric tons of medals are set to be recycled. The medals have been collected from three different events – all of which were organized by Eleven Blue Events, a famous company in Limassol. The medals will be given to a local blacksmith, […]
Cyprus?s Forest Department has announced that the lightning-induced forest fires that had broken out have been contained. The announcement was made in a press statement, which stated that the first fire started at around 10:25 in the morning in Karvounas when lightning struck a tree. A passer-by saw the fire and reported it, which led […]
A scooter accident that occurred in Larnaca has left a teenage boy fighting for his life. The accident, which occurred close to noon, had the boy riding the scooter in Aradippou and heading for Livadia?s livestock region, when he lost his balance, fell on the road, and suffered numerous serious injuries. He was taken to […]
The Bank of Cyprus and the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society have announced that the yearly Christodoula March has been postponed on account of extreme weather conditions. While not taken lightly, the decision was made to make sure that all involved – including organizers, volunteers, and participants are safe and the event is held in suitable conditions. […]
Over four thousand pigs will be killed at a pig facility in Palaiometocho due to the ongoing outbreak of foot and mouth disease. According to Sotiria Georgiadou, a spokeswoman for the Veterinary Services, the government is investigating the matter to see how it turns out. She said that the pigs will get the same treatment […]
Cyprus?s Council of Ministers has approved a special Easter allowance for pensioners on a low income. The deputy ministry of social welfare said that over ten thousand people received the allowance, bringing the total amount of benefits to ?2,512,500. They further confirmed that this criteria was used to provide support in 2024, as well as […]
Cyprus?s Fire Department responded to fifty-four incidents within twenty-four hours on Easter Day. Andreas Kettis, a spokesperson for the fire department, stated that twelve of them were calls for special assistance, while forty-two of these were fires. Out of the latter forty-two, thirty-seven had their origins in the lambradjies (i.e., Easter bonfires). One call came […]
Pig farmers in Cyprus have suffered great losses due to the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease, but the government has come up with a way to support them. In the latest development, the Cypriot government has approved a scheme worth ?340,000 to help support pig farmers affected by the outbreak. The announcement was made by the Ministry […]
