Most pet shops in Cyprus operate illegally when it comes to selling animals, the Animal Party Cyprus has claimed. The…
President sends civil service teleworking law back to parliament
The introduction of teleworking in the civil service has sent the law back to parliament after a DISY amendment allowing…
Cyprus locks asylum seekers out of digital government services
Cyprus must find solutions to grant asylum seekers access to all state digital platforms, the Commissioner for Administration and Human…
Ombudswoman intervenes over public worker’s disability discrimination claim
The Commissioner for Administration and Human Rights, Maria Stylianou Lottides, is intervening over a complaint by an employee of the…
EAC continues smart meter installations across all districts in December
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) is continuing the mass installation of smart meters across all districts in December as…
Cyprus traffic camera firm earns commission on every fine issued
The more traffic fines issued through Cyprus’s speed camera system, the more money the Cypriot company managing it earns from…
Heritage Private School celebrates four “Top in the World” Outstanding Learner Awards
Heritage Private School is delighted to announce the exceptional accomplishments of its students in the 2025 Pearson and Cambridge International…
Molotov cocktails thrown at Nicosia secondary school staff room
Police were alerted on Monday night after unknown attackers threw three molotov cocktails at the teachers’ lounge of Archangelos Gymnasium…
Anti-drone contract shambles: Auditor slams police over €1.8m failure
A damning audit report has exposed catastrophic failures by Cyprus police in a €1.8 million contract to protect critical infrastructure…
Police name victim of fatal Kato Paphos crash
A 70-year-old pedestrian died after being struck by a car in Kato Paphos on Monday afternoon, as reported yesterday. Police…