Cyprus is already seeing a more intense decline in travel demand and higher cancellation rates than Greece as a result…
Feeding dolphins and disturbing turtle nests now carries a €20,000 fine under new Cyprus marine regulations
New marine protection regulations carrying penalties of up to €20,000 and up to one year in prison have been in…
Asylum cases in Cyprus at two-year low as arrivals from unsafe countries keep climbing
Court cases filed by asylum seekers in Cyprus fell by 59% between 2023 and 2025, while applicants from unsafe countries…
Azerbaijani charged with spying for Iran in Cyprus challenges his detention in European rights court
A 44-year-old Azerbaijani national with a British passport, charged with espionage and terrorism offences in Cyprus, has taken his case…
Three men shot and injured in Limassol in dispute allegedly triggered by social media posts about Iran
Three people were seriously wounded — one with gunshot wounds to the legs — in an attempted murder in Limassol…
Diaspora Cypriots urge London to justify Eurofighter sale to Turkey
The National Federation of Cypriots in the United Kingdom has written to Defence Minister John Healey warning that a recently…
Police shoot out tyre of speeding van after driver rams officers and flees occupied north crossing
A white van that entered government-controlled areas illegally from the occupied north through an unauthorised crossing sparked a dramatic car…
Petrol ‘should cost €2 a litre,’ Cyprus parliament hears
Households paying €25 for an LPG cylinder, fuel prices that rise like a “rocket” and drop like a “feather,” and…
BBC: Fertility clinics in occupied north Cyprus used wrong sperm and egg donors
Fertility clinics in occupied north Cyprus have been linked to a series of cases in which British families believe their…
On this day: The Dalai Lama flees Tibet to India in 1959
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on March 31: 1959 – The Dalai Lama, fleeing Chinese…