By Martyn Herman The mayhem created by an Australian firecracker the previous evening was continued in brutal fashion by Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov on Wednesday as
By Angelos Anastasiou The Council of Ministers on Wednesday approved the restoration of the Nicosia Municipal Theatre and its transformation into a cultural centre. Deputy
Results from the Wimbledon Men’s Singles Quarterfinal matches on Wednesday 8-Milos Raonic (Canada) beat Nick Kyrgios (Australia) 6-7(4) 6-2 6-4 7-6(4) 4-Roger Federer (Switzerland) beat
By Rafaella Georgiou Restoration work on the Apostolos Andreas monastery in Karpasia should begin immediately, Archibishop Chrysostomos said on Wednesday, now that a deal had
By Penelope Karaolis Former police officer, Nicos Iordanous, who was found guilty of murdering his wife Stavroula in December 2012, will sentenced on Friday, the
The Cypriot 10-year bond exceeded the 5 per cent mark on Tuesday in secondary markets, resuming an upward trajectory since the three-year low recorded on
By Jean Christou Archaeologists have discovered a treasure trove of information at the ancient site of Dromolaxia-Vizatzia, close to the Hala Sultan Tekke mosque in
The entrance to a liquor store in Paphos, on Poseidonos Street was set on fire in the early hours of Wednesday, according to police who
A couple from Belgium reported to police that on Tuesday burglars stole from their Paphos home items almost worth €180,000, police said. The 62-year-old husband
Two men, a 22-year-old and a 17-year-old, have been arrested in Nicosia after a total of 76.5g of cannabis was found in their possession, police
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