• 50 people held in Menoyia detention centre stage hunger strike

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  Around 50 people held at the Menoyia detention centre went on hunger strike on Tuesday citing unjustified detention and a corrupt system. One...

• Apoel begin Champions League campaign with win in Montenegro

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  Apoel kicked-off their European campaign with a 1-0 win over FK Sutjeska in Montenegro on Tuesday night. Tomas De Vincenti’s...

• Police believe smashed crime ring after hotel thefts

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  Three people suspected of being members of a burglary ring were remanded for eight days on Tuesday The three, two men aged 35 and 29 and a...

• Missing Canada teens now suspects in murder of tourists

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  By Moira Warburton The two teenage boys who were first categorized as missing in northern Canada are now suspects in the murder of an...

• ‘No logical reason for British Airways cancellations to Cairo’

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  By Eric M. Johnson An executive of state-owned EgyptAir said on Tuesday that British Airways’ decision to suspend flights to Cairo, the...

• Greece and Cyprus to work together on irregular migrants

  3 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  The interior ministers of Cyprus and Greece on Tuesday announced a a joint initiative on migration to enhance the return policy of irregular...

• Britain wins early European support for Hormuz naval mission

  4 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  By Robin Emmott France, Italy and Denmark gave initial support for a British plan for a European-led naval mission to ensure safe shipping...

• No vessels helping Turkish drill ships have docked in Limassol

  4 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  The government on Tuesday said that no vessels associated with illegal Turkish drilling operations in Cypriot waters had either docked at, or...

• Foreclosures row could end up in Supreme Court

  5 hours ago Cyprus Property News CyprusPropertyNews

  President Anastasiades could refer the bills amending the foreclosures law to the Supreme Court following the Attorney General's advice that they...

• Partial Advertising Ban For Cyprus Casinos

  5 hours ago Around The Web NewsInCyprus

  Casinos in Cyprus will no longer be able to advertise themselves on televison or radio during a substantial part of the day. The Cyprus Gaming...

• Antiquities department, Church to co-operate over new high rise

  5 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  The Department of Antiquities and the Church of Cyprus have agreed to co-operate over a proposed controversial high-rise project in Geroskipou....

• Greta Thunberg to French MPs: you can ignore children, not scientists

  5 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  By Simon Carraud and Geert De Clercq Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg said on Tuesday it was ok for some members of the French...

• Turkey Won’t Send More Energy Ships Off Cyprus

  6 hours ago Around The Web The National Herald

  With two in place and two more reportedly set to join them, Turkey said it has no plans to send additional energy research vessels into Cypriot...

• UN peacekeeping chief in Cyprus

  7 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  The UN Undersecretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix was in Cyprus Tuesday evening in the framework of his regular...

• Indonesia to close island in bid to save Komodo dragons

  7 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  Indonesia  plans to close its eastern island of Komodo to the public next year in a bid to conserve rare Komodo dragons, the largest living...

• Foreclosures row could now end up in Supreme Court

  7 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  President Nicos Anastasiades on Tuesday informed parliament that the two bills recently passed amending foreclosures legislation have been...

• A year since Greece’s deadliest wildfire, wounds remain open

  7 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  A year since Greece’s deadliest wildfire tore through coastal towns near Athens, killing 102 people, the road to normalcy for its...

• 16 year old Australian Greek shot by his older brother while parents on holiday in Greece watch on their phones linked to the home security cameras

  7 hours ago Parikiaki Parikiaki

  The older brother of a teenage boy shot through a window at Lockleys on Monday morning has been arrested and charged over the incident. Several...

• Britain’s new leader Johnson vows to get Brexit done

  7 hours ago Parikiaki Parikiaki

  Boris Johnson, the Brexiteer who has promised to lead Britain out of the European Union with or without a deal by the end of October, will replace...

• Government seeks tenders for new public transport system

  8 hours ago Cyprus Mail CyprusMail

  The government on Tuesday launched the tenders process for a new public transport system for the period 2020-2030. Existing contracts expire in...

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