A 57-year-old man has been remanded by the Larnaca district court for six days in connection with an investigation into assisting the illegal entry of third-country nationals into the Republic of Cyprus.

Police have reported a driver for causing damage to municipal property in Protaras, Cyprus, after a vehicle struck stainless steel on Wednesday evening.

The Costas Argyrou Museum in Cyprus is organizing an interactive art workshop titled 'Shaping the Bridge of the Mediterranean,' drawing inspiration from the artist's work and the values of Cyprus' 2026 presidency of the Council of the European Union.

A list of pharmacies operating during the night across Cyprus on Friday, April 10, has been released, providing essential services for residents.

Organizers of several cultural events in Cyprus, including festivals and performances, have expressed serious concern over delays in funding approvals from the deputy culture ministry, impacting their 2026 programs.

Five game development studios, including Cyprus-based companies, have announced the formation of Nova Assembly. This developer-led holding aims to reshape the global gaming industry, bringing together studios from Limassol and Nicosia.

A Eurostat report indicates that young people aged 16 to 29 in Cyprus have the highest social network usage in the EU, with 98.3% reporting active use.

A Turkish national, wanted in Turkey for at least nine criminal offenses and accused of defrauding victims online as a metaphysical healer, was arrested in Larnaca after allegedly crossing illegally into the Republic of Cyprus from the occupied areas.

Plans for ten new solar farms across Cyprus, with a combined capacity of 26.7 MW, have moved forward as environmental studies for all projects have been completed and submitted for public consultation.

Cypriot society is confronting a series of serious allegations following the publication of Makarios Drousiotis's lengthy post, "The Dark Face of the Rule of Law in Cyprus," which details significant events.

Police in Cyprus intensified patrols and made an arrest as part of a crackdown on illegal bonfires (lambradjia) and firecrackers ahead of the midnight Easter liturgy.

Cyprus is expecting mostly clear weather on Easter Friday, with temporary cloud cover and a slight chance of rain in the north and west, and temperatures reaching around 21 degrees Celsius.

Industrial producer prices in Cyprus increased by 0.2% in February 2026, diverging from the trend in the European Union and euro area where prices declined, according to Eurostat.

Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel and Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz signed an annual financial protocol, outlining €480 million in financial provisions from Turkey to northern Cyprus for the coming year.

The Travel Expo Cyprus 2026 is set to return in April, offering information on tourist destinations and international travel packages for the upcoming summer season.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has pledged a full investigation into explosive allegations made by a journalist, alongside ongoing inquiries into corruption claims.

Cyprus's commissioner for children's rights has called for an impact study and input from children before implementing any age limit for social media use, following a similar announcement from Greece.

The Turkish defence ministry spokesman called for 'common sense to prevail' after rocks were thrown at Turkish Cypriots on the anniversary of Eoka's creation, following warnings from a former Turkish defence minister.

The article discusses Epicurus, the ancient Greek philosopher of human happiness, and highlights the work of "The Garden of Lysi" group in Cyprus, which is dedicated to promoting Epicurean philosophy.

Cyprus's independent police complaints authority has sought approval from the Attorney General to appoint a criminal investigator to examine complaints filed by Ioanna Fotiou, also known as Annie Alexui, against seven police officers.

Cyprus experienced a wider trade deficit in the first two months of 2026, primarily driven by a significant decrease in exports that outpaced a decline in imports.

Police in Cyprus are warning drivers of heavy rainfall and standing water on the Nicosia-Limassol motorway, particularly in the Kofinou and Choirokoitia areas, leading to significantly reduced visibility. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

Maronite Archbishop of Cyprus Selim Sfeir met with Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Thursday, accompanied by Maronite Cypriot community representative Yiannakis Moussa, ahead of the upcoming Easter weekend.

By Dina Gavarieva The recent report highlighting Cyprus as one of the worst-performing countries in Europe for childhood obesity should serve as a wake-up call, not just for policymakers, but for…

The CEO of Alpha Bank Cyprus called for banks to act as partners in developing a new economic model during the 16th Nicosia Economic Congress. The bank participated as a platinum sponsor, emphasizing its role in economic dialogue.

President Nikos Christodoulides announced a full investigation into allegations made by journalist Makarios Drousiotis, amidst a Europol forensic review, while the government continues to deny claims regarding a key witness.

A list of pharmacies operating overnight across Cyprus on Thursday, April 9, is provided for public information.

Cyprus is embarking on a full energy transition phase, with the government prioritizing independence from imported fossil fuels as the only realistic option for economic stability, according to Energy Minister Michalis Damianos.

A 19-year-old Cypriot man is undertaking a 100-kilometer solo run from Kourion to Paphos and back to raise awareness for mental health and support the Cyprus Samaritans.

The 'Sandy' case, which has caused significant public debate in Cyprus, requires Europol's assistance to verify the authenticity of evidence as the investigation intensifies.

Three people were injured in a clash between teenagers and foreigners in the Trachoni area of the British bases in Cyprus, leading to two arrests as police investigate the suspected racist attack.

Three individuals were injured and two arrested following a youth brawl in the Trachoni area near the British Bases in Cyprus early Thursday morning. British Bases Police have launched a full investigation into the incident.

The Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA) and Invest Cyprus have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening Cyprus' position as an international business and investment centre.

Major General Mohammad Asadullah Minghazul Alam of Bangladesh has been appointed as the new head of the UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus, succeeding Major General Ernebet Batsuri of Mongolia.

Despite being a public holiday, organizers in Cyprus are continuing to offer various events and gatherings for the long Easter weekend, celebrating the season and local traditions.

A majority of households in Cyprus are reportedly facing significant economic challenges.

Portugal's Chega party has challenged the government, questioning its 'scapegoats' after the rejection of an audit into the former Bank of Portugal governor. The audit, requested by the PSD, concerned discrepancies between forecasts and the 2025 budget surplus.

Motion Comedy is collaborating with Voice for Autism to host 'Stand-Up For Autism,' a comedy night aimed at raising funds to support the NGO Voice for Autism in Cyprus.

The Ministry of Interior announced that Cyprus will open polling stations in Athens, Thessaloniki, London, and Brussels for Cypriot voters abroad ahead of the May 24 parliamentary elections.

Three of the four individuals accused in a criminal syndicate in Larnaca, Cyprus, were conditionally released on Wednesday after the court removed several charges from the indictment, significantly altering the scope of the case.

Police in Larnaca, Cyprus, arrested a 64-year-old man after finding 60 firecrackers in his vehicle during a stop.

A 2024 Eurostat survey on gender-based violence found that 36.1% of women in Cyprus have experienced physical or sexual violence in their lifetime, a rate higher than the EU average of 30.7%.

Makarios Drousiotis, a journalist and Volt parliamentary candidate in Cyprus, has criticized the police for their handling of corruption allegations. He claims investigators are attempting to discredit evidence before proper examination.

Turkish Minister Hulusi Akar has issued a new provocation regarding Cyprus, stating 'It will be your last Easter' and reiterating his argument for two sovereign and equal states on the island.

Demetra Holdings Plc announced the completion of its own share buyback through the Cyprus Stock Exchange during a recent trading session.

Shopkeepers in Paphos, Cyprus, expressed pessimism over subdued Easter trading, noting that festive decorations failed to boost footfall in the city's upgraded shopping center.

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) celebrated its 65th anniversary, highlighting its contributions to the accounting profession and the country's economic development.

With Orthodox Easter falling on April 12 this year, an article provides recommendations for Cypriot wines to pair with traditional Easter foods like flaounas, red eggs, and lamb.

A house fire broke out in Larnaca, Cyprus, on Wednesday morning, damaging a residence where six people lived. All occupants safely evacuated before the fire department arrived.

Former MEP Demetris Papadakis has rejected what he called 'fabricated allegations' made by a journalist, describing them as politically motivated and based on false evidence, leading him to withdraw from the parliamentary race.

The Labour Ministry in Cyprus announced that self-employed workers now have access to subsidized training programs offered by the Human Resource Development Authority (Anad). This provides them with opportunities equivalent to those already available to other workers.

Maritime technology firm Tototheo Global is participating as a corporate anchor in a new initiative led by Plug and Play Tech Centre, marking the launch of the first international startup accelerator in Cyprus.

Police in Paphos, Cyprus, found a 13-year-old boy holding a knife at the scene of a fire. The incident occurred during island-wide operations aimed at curbing the use of firecrackers.

The seventh annual Fetisov Journalism Awards, recognized as one of the most prestigious journalism awards globally, will take place in Limassol, Cyprus, on April 22. Winners represent leading international media outlets.

Jumbo Group announced positive sales growth for the first quarter of 2026, though the ongoing Middle East conflict has begun to show visible effects on the Cyprus market.

The Deputy Ministry of Shipping in Cyprus announced the opening of nominations for the 3rd Gender Equality Award in Cypriot Shipping 2026. This follows a decision by the Council of Ministers to establish the award.

Isolated showers are forecast for Cyprus during Holy Week, with increasing cloud cover and south-westerly to westerly winds.

A fuel subsidy implemented in Cyprus has reportedly fallen short of its intended goal, with consumers still facing high prices at the pump.

Cyprus is expected to have mainly sunny weather on Easter Sunday and Monday, though Good Friday and Holy Saturday may see some cloud and isolated showers.

The Supreme Constitutional Court in Cyprus has upheld a €2.1 million fine against the Organisation of Cattle Farmers (POA) for practices that severely restricted market competition in the milk sector.

Foot and mouth disease has been confirmed at five additional farms in Cyprus, bringing the total number of infected units to 59. New cases were reported in Dromolaxia-Meneou and Geri areas.

The 7th edition of Dot.on.the.Map Industry Days in Limassol, Cyprus, a co-production and networking platform for film professionals, has announced its ten selected projects.

The S-type frigate of the Navy 'ELLI', as Naftemporiki wrote in a report, is en route for its mission to Cyprus. Countdown for the frigate 'ELLI' - To Cyprus with...

Republican Turkish Party leader Sila Incirli criticized the ruling coalition in Northern Cyprus over its handling of the cost-of-living crisis, warning of potential early elections and accusing the government of governing through imposition.

The 24th International Festival Cyprus Film Days 2026 will include a Children and Youth Section, showcasing carefully curated international films. The selection focuses on coming-of-age stories and acts of courage relevant to young audiences.

Akel's Paphos branch has condemned acts of vandalism targeting election material in Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus, reporting that unknown individuals defaced candidates' posters with swastikas and other hate symbols.

Police in Larnaca, Cyprus, arrested a 36-year-old man from Turkey for illegally residing in the Republic, clarifying that the arrest is not linked to any fraud reports.

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz accused Greek Cypriot authorities of lacking sincerity in efforts to reach a settlement on the island, criticizing their approach to Cyprus talks.

The Cyprus Finance Ministry's public debt management office has announced that treasury bills under issue TB13A26 will mature on April 24, 2026, with the last trading day set for April 20, 2026.

A funeral service was held for Resat Ahmet, one of four men killed in an ambush during intercommunal violence in Larnaca in 1964, whose remains were recently discovered by the Committee on Missing Persons. The ceremony brings closure to a long-standing case.

Cypriot demand for Easter travel is holding at moderate but satisfactory levels this year, with bookings slowing in recent weeks as regional developments weigh on sentiment, according to the…

During intensified Easter patrols in Nicosia, Cyprus, police arrested a 21-year-old after finding a quantity of white powder resembling cocaine and 23 firecrackers near him.

During its presidency of the Council of the European Union, Cyprus adopted the Nicosia Call for Action, advocating for enhanced regional cooperation on climate initiatives across the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East.

The Holy Light will be transported from Jerusalem to Cyprus on a special AEGEAN flight on the afternoon of Holy Saturday, bringing a message of Resurrection and hope to the island.

A man who alleged he was raped at Central Prison in August 2025 provided a five-hour testimony to two senior criminal investigators on Holy Wednesday, following nearly two months of efforts to arrange the meeting.

Cyprus recorded a current account deficit of €0.8 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to Eurostat, reflecting a deterioration compared with the previous quarter.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry's tourism committee has warned that the country's tourism sector is facing a critical period and urged immediate state intervention to prevent irreversible losses.

The tourism industry in Cyprus is currently experiencing an uncertain period, with stakeholders expressing concerns about future prospects.

The Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Authority (CGC) on Thursday urged the public to practise responsible gambling during the Easter holidays.

Egypt has secured the entire natural gas output from Cyprus's Aphrodite field, a move aimed at bolstering its energy security and investing in new gas transmission infrastructure in the Eastern Mediterranean.

The Holy Light is scheduled to arrive in Cyprus on a special AEGEAN flight, landing at Larnaca Airport at 17:00 on Holy Saturday.

Uzbek chess player Javokhir Sindarov, who became the second-youngest Grandmaster at age 12, is now dominating the World Championship Candidates Tournament in Cyprus at 20 years old.

The iconic "Big Potato" landmark in Xylofagou, Cyprus, has been reinstalled following repairs for damage caused by strong winds that had dislodged it from its base. The popular roadside attraction is now back in place.

Cypriot political parties are finalizing decisions on property foreclosures and loan guarantors as parliament prepares for self-dissolution before upcoming elections.

An interview profile with artist Christina Stavri-Sakka, discussing her life in Larnaca, Cyprus, and her daily routine.

Further arrests are anticipated in connection with a violent brawl that occurred in Trachoni, Cyprus, with new court warrants issued as a victim with a jaw injury faces surgery.

The PSI Foundation in Limassol, Cyprus, will host a major exhibition of works by American video art pioneer Bill Viola, opening on April 24, 2026, and running until August 1.

Cyprus's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak has spread to 70 infected units, with four new cases confirmed in goat and sheep farms in Larnaca and Nicosia. The Veterinary Services reported the new infections in Dromolaxia-Meneou and Geri.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry's tourism committee warned that the country's tourism sector is at a critical juncture, calling for immediate state intervention to prevent irreversible losses, with May also expected to be a 'lost' month.

Renault Cyprus, in partnership with Pilakoutas Group, received the 'Best Partnership in Europe' prize at the Renault Global Importers Conference held in Athens.

The British bases police force in Cyprus has celebrated a milestone with a passing out parade at Episkopi, marking the completion of probation for 16 officers and the formal joining of eight new recruits.

Cyprus is expected to experience scattered showers, thunderstorms, and possibly hail on Thursday, particularly in mountainous, inland, and eastern areas, before a dry Easter weekend.

Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos stated that the Eastern Mediterranean region can play a leading role in addressing the climate crisis and shaping the new energy landscape.

Coordinated nationwide police operations across Cyprus on Wednesday night resulted in the arrest of seven individuals and the issuance of 227 fines for a range of offenses, including assault, indecent assault, rioting, and illegal possession.

An analyst from Eurobank reported that the Cyprus economy maintained its resilience in March, despite a challenging external environment influenced by regional instability in the Middle East. The report highlighted the economy's ability to withstand these pressures.

Two 19-year-olds and a 16-year-old were arrested in Larnaca and Limassol as part of intensified police patrols ahead of the Easter holidays. The arrests were made in connection with illegal fireworks.

Two women sustained injuries in a traffic accident involving two cars and six people in the Germasogeia area of Limassol, Cyprus, early Thursday morning.

Digital banking has transitioned from an optional service to a fundamental tool for managing finances in Cyprus, with Bank of Cyprus data for 2025 showing a significant increase in its use.

Cyprus has given the green light for an €85 million mobile desalination plant at Mazotos, with construction expected to begin in June, as the country continues to face a persistent drought crisis.

Antigoni Buxton, who will represent Cyprus at Eurovision 2026, was featured in a video series showing her as a child dancing and singing to Elena Paparizou's 'My Number One.' The video is part of Eurovision's 'A Little Bit More' series.

A new Gallup report indicates that 56% of employees in Cyprus experience stress, placing the country among the most affected workforces in Europe.

Cypriot veterinary services have confirmed seven additional livestock units tested positive for foot-and-mouth disease, bringing the total number of infected farms to 66 as containment efforts continue.

The Paphos municipality in Cyprus has implemented a new remote-controlled lifejacket system to enhance rescue operations for bathers at Ta Bania beach.

Coral Cyprus, a Shell Licensee, is distributing prizes to the 26 winners of its recent 'Spin to Win' campaign, which ran through the Shell GO+ app from December 2025 to January 2026.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has announced a delay in the enforcement of a management prohibition on Igor Gutinskiy, director of Otkritie Broker Ltd, until April 11, 2027.

Tension is rising in Larnaca, Cyprus, regarding government plans for the port and marina, as the Transport Minister has blocked a Cyprus Ports Authority proposal, leading the mayor to call an emergency meeting.

Nine people were at risk from a house fire in Larnaca, Cyprus, before dawn on Wednesday, with an electrical fault emerging as the likely cause. All residents safely evacuated, though one was hospitalized.

The Cypriot cabinet has approved a series of measures aimed at strengthening the police's Motorised Immediate Action Unit (MMAD), including the introduction of a points-based system favoring candidates with special forces backgrounds.

Cypriot social security services issued a public warning about fraudulent emails requesting beneficiaries to pay an alleged €10 administrative fee for an app.

The award-winning film 'Hold Onto Me' (Κράτα Με), directed by Cypriot filmmaker Myrsini Aristidou, will have its official Cyprus premiere at the 24th Cyprus Film Days International Film Festival this April.

Cyprus has stepped up its international tourism outreach efforts, with Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis holding high-level meetings in key markets like the UK and Germany.

Firefighters in Trachoni, Cyprus, were attacked by youths who hurled stones and threats while they were on duty responding to a church fire, marking the second such incident in less than a month.

Hulusi Akar, chair of the Turkish parliament’s Defence Committee, posted a threatening message on X targeting Greek Cypriots. The message warned those 'dreaming of Easter' in Cyprus that it would be their last.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has issued a warning to investors about five unauthorised investment websites operating without the necessary licenses.

The Politeia Centre for Socio-Political Thinking hosted a well-attended event in Cyprus, focusing on the critical role of artificial intelligence in national security and strategic planning.

Artemis Intelligence and the CYENS Centre of Excellence officially launched CySKILLS–AI, a three-year research and innovation project funded to align education with the future job market in Cyprus.

The British defence ministry announced the arrival of two more Merlin Mk2 helicopters at Cyprus' British Akrotiri air force base, bringing the total number of British Merlin helicopters on the island to four.

Cyprus experienced rising rental costs that outpaced the EU average in Q4 2025, even as its house prices remained stable, contrasting with general increases across the Euro area.

Cyprus is experiencing the climate crisis firsthand through shrinking water reservoirs, high electricity bills, and inadequate transport, prompting calls for climate justice in its policy.

The British destroyer HMS Dragon is making a resupply stop in Cyprus, 15 days after its arrival in the Eastern Mediterranean and nearly a month after the start of a regional conflict.

A recent television interview with EU MP Fidias Panayiotou by journalist Yiannis Kareklas on Sigma TV has ignited widespread debate and commentary, particularly across social media, in Cyprus.

A recent survey in Cyprus indicates that nearly seven in ten households are experiencing financial distress, with four in ten families having taken out bank loans.

A report from a safe school group revealed 510 incidents of violence across 98 schools in Cyprus during the 2024-2025 academic year, based on a survey sent to public schools.

The Cyprus Diaspora Forum has announced the nominees for the CYDIA Awards 2026, which celebrate the achievements and contributions of Cypriots abroad and friends of Cyprus.

The preparation of flaounas, a traditional Cypriot cheese pastry, remains a central part of Good Friday traditions across Cyprus, with families continuing practices passed down through generations, combining religious observance with communal activity.

Nine Cypriot civil society organizations have written to the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, urging it to push for a formal review of Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026, citing standards applied to other countries.

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz claimed that Greek Cypriots are not sincere in efforts to resolve the Cyprus problem, reiterating Ankara’s support for a two-state solution.

Archbishop Georgios of Cyprus has urged voters to approach the upcoming May 24 parliamentary elections with a sense of responsibility, keeping the survival of the country in mind amidst the Middle East war and ongoing Cyprus problem.

The British guided-missile destroyer HMS Dragon broke down shortly after its rushed deployment to Cyprus, where it was meant to bolster air defenses following a drone strike on RAF Akrotiri. The Type 45 destroyer remains moored with no clear timeline for resuming its mission.

Following the permanent closure of Melios Zoo Park in Cyprus, confirmed after the Supreme Constitutional Court rejected the owner's appeals, two political parties have sharply responded, demanding urgent answers about the fate of the animals.

The head of Cyprus's largest business group stated in an Easter message that the country's economy can navigate current hardships through the same collective effort that has defined its past recoveries.

Cyprus property sales saw a significant acceleration in March, with transactions increasing by 18 percent year-on-year to 1,761, indicating strong market momentum.

The Blood Centre in Cyprus has opened four emergency blood donation stations on Good Friday to ensure sufficient blood stocks throughout the upcoming Easter holiday period.

The Cypriot justice minister has prohibited all pre-election campaign activities within the police, fire brigade, and prisons, issuing clear directives after an incident involving a candidate's speech at a fire brigade school.

Households in predominantly Greek Orthodox Cyprus are observing strict fasting and preparing for Easter, with traditions enduring in Paphos villages as the important Christian feast approaches.

Eight individuals were arrested in Cyprus during overnight police operations, primarily for illegal possession of explosives, weapons, and property, as well as drink driving.

A weak low-pressure system is affecting Cyprus, with a weak high expected to move in gradually from Sunday.

The leader of Cyprus's Disy party and House president, Annita Demetriou, is being criticized for adopting pro-government rhetoric despite her party being in opposition.

A court in the Nicosia district ordered the definitive closure of Melios Zoo Park, reconfirming that the facility was in breach of safety regulations and operating without a valid permit. The zoo had been controversial for some time.

Egypt has reportedly agreed to buy the entire output from Cyprus's Aphrodite gas reservoir in its exclusive economic zone once production begins.

Justice Minister Costas Fitiris met with officials to discuss the next steps in the planning and development of a new €300 million central prison facility in Nicosia.

Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel has traveled to Ankara to sign an annual financial protocol with Turkey, following a week of protests and a dispute over planned policies in Northern Cyprus.

Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos held a telephone conversation on Thursday with his Kuwaiti counterpart Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, expressing Cyprus’ support of the ceasefire between the…

New research by IMR/University of Nicosia indicates that BuySell leads the online property listing platforms in Cyprus with a market share of up to 81.6%.

Cyprus Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou stated that the government's decision to zero the rate of value added tax on meat, poultry, and fish is having a 'very positive impact' on consumers.

President Nikos Christodoulides visited the Cyprus police academy ahead of the Easter holidays, stressing that ensuring public safety across all sectors is the state’s primary obligation.

Cyprus has officially launched a three-year research project utilizing artificial intelligence to better align its education system with the demands of the labor market, involving a technology company, a research center, and two government ministries.

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) announced that 94% of the €19.35 billion in total loan balances held by credit-acquiring companies at the end of 2025 are classified as non-performing.

Cyprus holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union at a time when Brussels' celebrated openness is facing a significant test. The European Parliament prides itself on being the most open, but challenges remain.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced its secretary general participated in a high-level roundtable discussion in Brussels focused on the multilateral trading system.

The Supreme Constitutional Court of Cyprus has rejected an appeal from Melios Zoo Park owner Menelaos Menelaou, affirming previous decisions that led to the zoo's closure in Agioi Trimithias.

Ahead of Easter, meat prices in Cyprus are holding steady with ample supply, largely attributed to significant imports from Greece, as confirmed by the Consumer Protection Service’s Price Observatory.

The Bank of Cyprus' 'Small Creations, Great Contribution' event exceeded expectations, raising over €10,000 for the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society. All proceeds from the two-day event held at Nicosia Mall were donated to the charity.

Türkiye's Defense Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to countering any threats against the Turkish Cypriot community and the sovereignty of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), while also criticizing the portrayal of EOKA.

Cyprus has sent disputed digital evidence related to the 'Sandy' scandal to Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) for forensic examination, according to Justice Minister Costas Fytiris.

A 37-year-old man has been arrested in Limassol, Cyprus, as part of an investigation into alleged sexual harassment, indecent assault, and assault causing bodily harm.

Nikos Stylianides has withdrawn his Alma candidacy for the May 24 parliamentary elections in Cyprus, citing 'principle' after Demetris Papadakis was removed from the Alma ballot. Stylianides was running in Limassol.

Greek retail chain Jumbo reported a 4% increase in sales at its Cyprus stores for both March and the first quarter of 2026, even as the group noted that Middle East instability and higher oil prices were beginning to affect consumer behavior.

Retail trade volumes in February showed a mixed picture across Europe, with Cyprus recording a robust increase while the Euro area and the EU experienced a monthly decline, according to Eurostat.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Cyprus (AmCham) has announced its support for the UCLan Cyprus Alumni Global Skills Training and Networking Series 2025-2026, an initiative focused on AI skills and backed by the US Embassy and CYENS Centre of Excellence.

The interior ministry in Cyprus is reviewing "Polyvios" evacuation plans for Larnaca and Limassol ahead of the upcoming wildfire season, with completion expected by the end of April.

A 15-year-old boy named Christoforos in Cyprus tragically died after enduring approximately 50 days of online abuse, including 'torture' and 'hard challenges' orchestrated by an unknown online network.

Christos Clerides, former president of the Cyprus Bar Association, disclosed that he was aware of allegations linked to the 'Sandy' case years before they became public, having received material during his tenure.

Greek comedian Katerina Vrana is set to perform two stand-up comedy shows in Cyprus this April, featuring new material for audiences in Limassol.

A video from a kindergarten in Kolossi, Cyprus, showing toddlers reenacting the Crucifixion has gone viral on social media, sparking controversy.

The dispute over the future of the Larnaca port and marina project in Cyprus has intensified after Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades blocked the Ports Authority (CPA) from presenting development proposals. Larnaca Mayor Andreas Vyras has also commented on the situation.

The Bank of Cyprus board of directors has approved its annual financial report for 2025, highlighting strong profitability, lending growth, and capital strength.

New powers have been granted to police in Cyprus, allowing them to immediately suspend driving licences for serious cases of drink and drug driving, with officers able to issue suspension notices on the spot.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides is aiming for a deal with energy giants ENI and Total by April to facilitate natural gas production by 2027, as he discussed energy challenges and investment promotion.

A Limassol criminal court sentenced two men to 20 and 22 years in prison after they were found guilty of illegal possession of over 100kg of drugs following a joint operation.

Cyprus is boosting its startup ecosystem with the launch of the Plug and Play accelerator program, a three-year initiative aimed at supporting early-stage companies and connecting them with global markets.

This recipe provides instructions for slow-roasted Easter Lamb Shanks with Cyprus Potatoes, capturing the essence of a traditional Cypriot Easter meal with minimal effort.

Former MEP Demetris Papadakis held a press conference presenting private forensic examination findings of his mobile phones, stating the results prove he had no communication with individuals involved in corruption allegations, while an expert criticized police.

Cyprus's national health insurance organization (HIO), known as Gesy, issued a warning about fake SMS messages falsely appearing to be from the scheme, which request recipients to follow a specific link.

Cyprus's livestock sector continues to reel from a foot and mouth outbreak that led to the culling of over 30,000 animals, with state services now at odds over a recovery solution.

A fire that broke out in an abandoned house in Agioi Trimithias, Cyprus, involving waste materials, is suspected by authorities to have been deliberately set.

The ruling coalition in Northern Cyprus withdrew a decree that froze cost-of-living allowance payments for public sector workers, as protests continued at the legislature.

A list of pharmacies operating overnight across Cyprus on Wednesday, April 8, has been released.

Cyprus used an international climate conference in Nicosia on Wednesday to call for stronger regional and international cooperation on climate change, with President Nikos Christodoulides saying the…

The Alshaya Group has acquired the operating rights for Starbucks stores in Greece and Cyprus, taking over as the new exclusive owner and manager from the Marinopoulos family, affecting 30 stores in Greece and 18 in Cyprus.

Seven individuals were arrested during coordinated police operations conducted across Cyprus on Tuesday night. The arrests are linked to various offenses, including stabbing, drink-driving, failure to appear in court, and residing in Cyprus without the necessary permits.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has urged anyone receiving threats to contact authorities as the 'Sandy' corruption scandal continues to unfold. The case involves allegations made by journalist Makarios Drousiotis, with lawyer Nicos Clerides reportedly holding a file of evidence.

An intense dispute has erupted in Cyprus between the head of Veterinary Services and the chief of the Special Advisory Committee regarding how to compensate farmers whose livestock were slaughtered during a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

A guide to local events in Cyprus for Wednesday, April 8, includes theatre performances, live music, art exhibitions, and new cinema releases across the island.

Allegations of underage sex, corrupt judges, and a secret political brotherhood, posted on X by Drousiotis, have sparked public debate and calls for an independent investigation in Cyprus.

An audit report reveals that thousands of foreigners owe the Republic of Cyprus €26.3 million in legal fees for 2024.

The Alshaya Group has announced its acquisition of the operating rights for Starbucks stores in Greece and Cyprus, becoming the new exclusive owner and manager of the business in these regions.

The Greek frigate Kimon departed Cyprus following its deployment, while the frigate Elli left port in Greece en route to Cyprus, amidst heightened regional security concerns.

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC, a leading law firm in Cyprus, has once again secured Tier 1 rankings across all nine practice areas in the Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) 2026 guide.