EU Commissioner for Reforms and Cohesion Elisa Ferreira visited on Saturday the Nicosia Town hall and EU funded projects and was excited with how the funds were allocated for the benefit of the people and the city, a press release by the Town Hall says.
Last Sunday the Cyprus Community of Melbourne and Victoria and the parish of ‘The Presentation of our Lady to the Temple’ in North Balwyn held a memorial service to honour the memory of Archbishop Kyprianos of Cyprus, Bishops Chrysanthos of Paphos, Meletios of Kiti, Lavrentions of Kerinia and other clergy, as well as civilians, who […]
An underwater park in the ancient port of Amathounta in Limassol, on the southern coast of Cyprus welcomed on Saturday its first visitors.
A United Nations envoy to lead engagement with the parties could provide critical support, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has said in his Good Offices mission to Cyprus Report.
Presidential Commissioner Photis Photiou on Thursday met with diaspora youth from the United States, aged 14-17 who are visiting Cyprus on an educational field in the framework of youth hosting program.
Vice-President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and head of the Cypriot delegation, MP Irene Charalambidou, was re-elected until 2025 with the most votes among her fellow candidates, announced on Wednesday the House of Representatives.
The Cyprus Rare Birds Committee confirmed the Akrotiri Environmental and Education Centre’s record of an African Desert Warbler, on April 19 last year, and accepted and officially recognised it as the first of its species in Cyprus.
The upcoming presidential elections in Cyprus will take place on the 5th of February, 2023, the Ministry of Interior has announced.
While Cypriot airports are less affected by air travel turmoil because of a shortage of pilots and staffs on international airlines – despite massive subsidies given the industry – Deputy Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios suggested Cypriots not to travel in July and August.
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said on Friday he is cautiously optimistic that the island, as in the crisis of 2013 and the Covid-19 pandemic will emerge stronger from the new crisis sparked by the invasion of Russian invasion of Ukraine.
