Electronic data from a hotel Wi-Fi ticketing system has brought down a Famagusta receptionist, with the Court of Appeals upholding…
France asks prosecutor to investigate treatment of its nationals on Gaza flotilla
France has asked for the public prosecutor to investigate the treatment of French nationals who were part of a recent…
On this day: Thirty-nine people were crushed to death in the Heysel stadium disaster in 1985
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on May 29: 1931 – Michele Schirru executed for plotting…
US and Iran reach provisional Hormuz deal and ceasefire extension, sources say, pending approval
The United States and Iran have reached an agreement to extend their ceasefire by 60 days and lift restrictions on…
UN human rights office calls for tougher regulation of online platforms to protect children
The United Nations Human Rights Office called on Friday for stronger government regulation and oversight of online platforms to better…
On this day: Mary Pickford, silent movie star, dies in 1979
Following are some of the major events to have occurred on May 29: 1931 – Michele Schirru executed for plotting…
University of Cyprus gets green light for its first English-language undergraduate degree
The Council of Ministers approved the University of Cyprus’s first foreign-language inter-university undergraduate programme, with the announcement made by the…
Cyprus rents exceed young couples’ monthly salary — and they keep rising
Rents in parts of Cyprus have surpassed the monthly salary of many young couples trying to start out on their…
Farmers march on Presidential Palace over foot-and-mouth crisis
Livestock farmers are marching on the Presidential Palace today despite behind-the-scenes efforts to call off the protest, as foot-and-mouth disease…
Heat deaths in Cyprus: Study warns of sharp rise
A deadly heatwave has swept across Europe in the last few days, with seven people dying in France from causes…