Iran claimed on Monday it had forced a US warship to retreat from the Strait of Hormuz, while Washington denied…
How much does eating out cost across Cyprus?
Eating out in Cyprus varies dramatically depending on where you are, with tourist resorts costing nearly twice as much as…
On this day: Four students shot dead during anti-Vietnam war protests in 1970
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on May 4: 1945 – The U.S. 7th Army captured…
US backs Taiwan president’s Eswatini visit as China condemns trip
The United States has thrown its support behind Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s visit to Eswatini, calling Taiwan a “trusted and…
Iran warns US forces not to enter Strait of Hormuz as Trump pledges to escort stranded ships
Iran threatened on Monday to attack any American military forces that attempt to enter the Strait of Hormuz, hours after…
VAT restrictions and soaring construction costs are shrinking Cyprus’s new homes
High construction costs, borrowing rates and tighter VAT rules on primary residences have pushed buyers in Cyprus toward smaller properties.…
Aradippou’s €8m Kyriakou Matsi avenue reconstruction moves forward
Aradippou Municipality has received ministerial approval to move forward with the long-delayed reconstruction of Kyriakou Matsi avenue, one of the…
Firefighting helipad serving Solea-Marathasa gets go-ahead
Construction of a helipad serving the Solea-Marathasa region in the community of Linou has been cleared to proceed, with the…
Ministry to run summer schools at 64 sites from June 22
The Ministry of Education will run its Summer Public Schools (SPS) programme at 64 schools across all five districts from…
Rogue property managers pocket millions as building safety bill stalls
A fatal building collapse in Limassol has thrown a spotlight on unregulated property management companies alleged to be collecting tens…