APOEL clinch title

2014-05-31

By Iacovos Constantinou A goal on the stroke of half-time by Irishman Cillian Sheridan was enough to give APOEL their second consecutive title in one

US and China square off at Asia security forum

2014-05-31

By David Brunnstrom and Lee Chyen Yee The United States and China squared off at an Asian security forum on Saturday, with the US defence secretary accusing Beijing of destabilising the region and a

Missing pensioner

2014-05-31

A 74-year-old man has been reported missing from his home in Shia village it the Nicosia district, police said on Saturday. Christodoulos Christodoulou was last

Fire at Limassol store (updated)

2014-05-31

The ground floor of a department store in Limassol was destroyed by a fire on Saturday and authorities evacuated neighbouring homes as a precaution. The

First pride event takes place

2014-05-31

Thousands of people marched in Nicosia on Saturday in the island’s first gay pride parade. The festivities were somewhat marred by scuffled between police and

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