Syria’s government and opposition, meeting for the first time, vented their mutual hostility on Wednesday but a UN mediator said the warring sides may be ready
By Nemanja Bjedov GUSTAVO Manduca scored the only goal of the game at the Tsirion Stadium in Limassol yesterday as APOEL recorded a 1-0 win
Turkey’s purge of the judiciary and police has brought a corruption investigation shaking the government to a grinding halt and could undermine confidence in state
By Ian Ransom A resurgent Roger Federer weathered a belated challenge from Andy Murray at the Australian Open on Wednesday to win 6-3 6-4 6-7(6)
By Alexander McCowan At some time last year Trip Adviser rated this establishment as the best restaurant in Nicosia, which prompted me to investigate because
A 46-year-old man was severely injured on Tuesday afternoon in the Larnaca district after failing to park his truck properly which ended up squashing him against a
A store room was destroyed and a car damaged following two separate fires late on Tuesday in Nicosia with both cases being investigated as arsons, police said.
Police issued a warrant for the arrest of Andreas Costas Demou, 53, on Wednesday morning in connection with the alleged rape of his 18-year old daughter. Police
Jewellery valued at around €10,000 and close to €1,000 in cash were stolen from a flat in Polis Chrysochous on Tuesday, police said. The incident was
Eight men were arrested in Nicosia on Tuesday in connection with a number of robberies and burglaries after they were found with jewellery and electronic items for
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