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PAPHOS CARNIVAL POSTPONED

  • February 17, 2018
  • Current Events
  The Mayor of Pahpos has announced that the famous Paphos carnival parade which was set to take place on Saturday has now been to Sunday. Making the announcement on social media, Mayor Phedonas Phedonos said that the parade will be held on Sunday afternoon (instead of Saturday afternoon), due to unprecedented bad weather. The […]

TURKEY RAISES CONCERN OVER CYPRUS-EGYPT COOPERATION

  • February 13, 2018
  • Current Events
  According to several political experts in both Egypt and Nicosia, the increasing closeness and cooperation between Cyprus and Egypt as well as the maritime demarcation deal between them will raise severe concerns in Turkey, whose capital has strained relations with both Nicosia and Cairo. As a repercussion to the ongoing cooperation, Turkey declared that […]

CYPRUS TRIES TO ACHIEVE YOUTH CAPTIAL TITLE

  • February 9, 2018
  • Current Events
  In a new development for the Cypriot economy, the island country is trying to win the coveted the Youth Capital Title. The Youth Capital is a respected title which is awarded to a European city for a year-long period. During this period the city gets a chance to form a multi-faceted programme and show […]

CYPRUS FACES BLUSTERY WEATHER WITH THE NEW YEAR

  • February 4, 2018
  • Current Events
  There is optimism and positivity in the air with the new year in Cyprus. However, the weather for the island country has not quite followed suit. The nation continues to face blustery weather, thanks to grey skies and showers being visible in various parts of the country. The people don’t seem to have been […]

PAPHOS SEES THREE BURGLARIES ON SUNDAY

  • February 1, 2018
  • Current Events
  Crime in Cyprus has been rising, and recent events prove that this problem is not reducing soon. In a very concerning news, Paphos police have been very busy after being alerted to three different burglaries in the Paphos district on Sunday. Two of these were done in Peyia while one was done in Tsada. […]

MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER STABBING INCIDENT

  • January 28, 2018
  • Current Events
  The number of crimes have increased significantly in Cyprus, and recent events only prove that the situation is indeed getting worse by the day. The latest news in this regard being the fatal stabbing of a 27-year-old man outside a nightclub in Nicosia. The victim, whose name has not been released due to security […]

EU TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS TO CITIZENS OF TURKISH CYPRUS

  • January 25, 2018
  • Current Events
  In what is being regarded as great news for Turkish Cypriots and for The European Commission, the E.C.   announced that it would offer EU Scholarships as part of the Turkish Community Program for the Cypriot Academic Years of 2018 and 2019, which will be funded under the Aid Programme. The EU Scholarships Programme plans […]

CYPRUS, ITALY IN JOINT NAVAL RESCUE PROGRAMME

  • January 22, 2018
  • Current Events
  In a bid to improve the level of marine security and improve the military relations between Italy and Cyprus, the island nation’s EMERGENCY services have started a new joint exercising program along with crew from the Italian Navy. Supervised by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center in Larnaca, the exercise was conducted near the Cyprus […]

CYPRUS FLIGHTS RESCHEDULED DUE TO GREEK STRIKE

  • January 18, 2018
  • Current Events
  Strikes always have a devastating effect wherever they take place, and Cyprus and its aviation system is no exception. In what is being considered as a major hiccup for Cyprus’ aviation industry, around eight flights going to and coming from Cyprus will be rescheduled courtesy a strike in Greece. Said strike was enforced by […]

CYPRUS HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS THE GREEK CENTRE

  • January 15, 2018
  • Current Events
  In a bid to improve upon bilateral relations between Cyprus and Australia, the island country’s High Commissioner in Australia, Martha Mavrommati, visited the Greek Centre on Lonsdale Street in Melbourne on Wednesday, the 3rd of January. Marina Theodorou, a representative of the Cypriot Community of Apostolos Andreas, accompanied her on the trip. As a […]

NARCOTEST TO BEGIN FROM JANUARY 25

  • January 11, 2018
  • Current Events
  The traffic police chief of Cyprus Spyros Spyrou has announced that the narcotest will become active from January 25 this year. Speaking at a press conference, the law enforcement officer announced that this measure is being taken to reduce the high number of accidents and deaths on the road. He also showed a demonstration […]

CYPRIOTS PRONE TO TAKE MORE SICK DAYS

  • January 7, 2018
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a rather surprising news, both for Cypriots and for people across Europe, people from the island country are prone to taking sick leaves than others. According to a study conducted by Eurostat, Cyprus had the most number of paid sick leaves across the EU in 2015. The figures say […]

PAPHOS PREPARES ITSELF FOR PRESIDENTIAL PROJECT INAUGURATION

  • January 4, 2018
  • Current Events
  According to a news release from the municipality in Paphos, five urban regeneration projects in the city that have been in planning will finally be inaugurated by President Nicos Anastasiades. A spokesman for the President revealed that the island nation’s leader will be visiting Paphos on Sunday to preside over the celebrations which will […]

MEETING BETWEEN ERDOGAN AND TSIPRAS IS ESSENTIAL, SAYS NICOSIA

  • December 28, 2017
  • Current Events
  According to Nicos Christodoulides, a spokesman for the government of Cyprus, the island nation is hopeful of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Greece yielding positive results for the never-ending process of the island’s reunification. Briefing reporters after a meeting that was presided over by Cyprus’ President Nicos Anastasiades and US State Department Deputy […]

7th GROUP OF REFUGEES ARRIVE IN CYPRUS

  • December 23, 2017
  • Current Events
  Cyprus has seen its fair share of refugee arrivals. And from the looks of it, the island country will also be impacted by the migrant crisis. In a shocking new reveal, a group of 38 refugees (reportedly Syrians) were found to have unexpectedly arrived on the island country’s northwestern shores on Tuesday – being […]

CASH IS STILL POPULAR IN CYPRUS, SAYS STUDY

  • December 19, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered an eye-opening news for institutions and the common public alike, a study has found out that e-payment is yet to catch on in Cyprus as people prefer to make their transactions in cash. According to a study conducted by the European Central Bank (ECB), Cypriots are likely to pay […]

CYPRUS AND OMAN TAKE ONE STEP FURTHER IN EDUCATIONAL COOPERATION

  • December 14, 2017
  • Current Events
  2017 has been a year of improving foreign relations for Cyprus, and judging by the latest developments, this will only serve to make all-round improvements for the island country. Making a move to further educational cooperation between Cyprus and Oman, the former country recently hosted a meeting where strategies and plans in this regard […]

OPEN UNIVERSITY IN CYPRUS CELEBRATES ITS 10TH GRADUATION CEREMONY

  • December 10, 2017
  • Current Events
  Cyprus’ education sector is completing one milestone after the other, and the Open University’s recent celebrations have only served to affirm this. In what is being considered a grand celebration in Cypriot’s higher education sector, the Open University of Cyprus (OUC) celebrated its 10th graduation ceremony on November 17. The auspicious ceremony, which was […]

CYPRUS TO AID LEBANON IN BUILDING RESCUE CENTER IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA

  • December 5, 2017
  • Current Events
  In a welcoming piece of news that will serve to strengthen the bilateral relations between Cyprus and Lebanon and increase the quality of maritime security in the east Mediterranean, the Defense Ministry of the island country has announced that it will help Lebanon build a search-and-rescue center which will respond to emergencies occurring in […]

PROPERTY SALES IN CYPRUS RISE BY 39%

  • November 29, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a welcoming news for the real estate industry in Cyprus, property purchases in the island country has risen by leaps and bounds, and going by the latest figures, shows very little signs of slowing down. Figures from the Dept. of Lands & Surveys, property sales in the island country […]
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