Cyprus fuel industry figures are cautious about imminent price cuts despite a fall in international oil prices following the US-Iran…
Four in 10 women in Cyprus have experienced physical or sexual violence, Eurostat survey finds
More than one in three women in Cyprus — 36.1% — have experienced physical or sexual violence in their lifetime,…
Larnaca port row deepens as minister blocks CPA proposal, mayor calls emergency meeting
Tension is mounting in Larnaca over the government’s plans for the port and marina after the Transport Minister made clear…
Ex-MEP says phone forensics clear him of corruption allegations as expert criticises police
Former MEP Demetris Papadakis held a press conference on Wednesday presenting the findings of a private forensic examination of three…
On this day: World’s first cloned camel is born in 2009
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on April 8: 1904 – Britain and France signed the…
Firefighters stoned by youth while on duty as unions demand action
Firefighters responding to a church fire in Trachoni were attacked by youths who hurled stones, hurled abuse and made threats…
Turkish official warns those “dreaming of Easter” in Cyprus that it will be their last
Hulusi Akar, chair of the Turkish parliament’s Defence Committee and former Defence Minister, has posted a threatening message on X…
Jet fuel costs to stay elevated for months even if Hormuz reopens, IATA chief warns
The head of the global airlines body has warned that jet fuel costs are likely to remain elevated for months…
Oil prices slump below $100 and energy stocks slide as Iran ceasefire raises Hormuz hopes
Oil prices slumped below $100 a barrel and energy stocks fell sharply on both sides of the Atlantic on Wednesday…
Pope Leo welcomes Iran ceasefire with “great satisfaction” after condemning Trump’s threats
Pope Leo said on Wednesday he welcomed the announcement of a two-week ceasefire in the Iran war “with great satisfaction”,…