Cyprus’s upgraded national supercomputer is expected to go live this month, with the government set to present the new infrastructure…
Limassol noise pollution: Residents call for night patrols
Children and infants are repeatedly being woken up in the night by severe nighttime noise pollution which is occurring daily…
Cyprus eyes India as next major tourist market
Cyprus should target India as its next major tourist market, the president of the Cyprus Tourism Enterprises Association (STEK) has…
Overnight pharmacies on Thursday, June 4
These are the pharmacies that will operate during the night across Cyprus on Thursday, June 4: NICOSIA Elina Antoniou, 20A Aristophanous Avenue. Near…
Arson confirmed after car fire in Aradippou destroys one vehicle and damages two others
Police have confirmed arson after flammable material was found at the scene of a car fire in Aradippou that broke…
On this day: Bangladesh orders the arrest of feminist writer Taslima Nasreen in 1994
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on June 4: 1937 – The first supermarket trolleys were…
Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon despite new ceasefire, defence minister says
Israel will continue military operations in Lebanon and will not withdraw from the country despite a new ceasefire agreed on…
National guard, police deployed to protect vets in foot-and-mouth crisis
Cyprus has deployed the National Guard and police to protect veterinary officers carrying out animal culls after staff were subjected…
Mass food poisoning at Limassol wedding sends 18 to hospital as health authorities investigate
More than 70 guests at a Limassol wedding reception last weekend fell ill with food poisoning symptoms, with 18 hospitalised…
Cyprus gets EU regional firefighting hub as 2026 season brings record resources
Cyprus is to host a new European regional aerial firefighting station that will serve as a readiness hub for the…