By Karolos Grohmann Czech Republic’s Tomas Necid scored a last-gasp equaliser with a penalty as they drew 2-2 with Croatia in a dramatic Euro 2016 clash that
The Nicosia court heard Friday that the hijacker of the Egyptair plane that was diverted to Larnaca on March 29 was only out of prison
The Animal Party on Friday called on Agriculture Minister Nicos Kouyialis to order an administrative probe into the death of one of the two young
A man was arrested and detained on Thursday night in connection with possession of cocaine and carrying a knife, while warrants for his arrest for
World athletics’ governing body on Friday upheld its ban on Russia for systematic doping, leaving the country’s hopes of competing in the Rio Games dependent
The Technical Committee on Crossings, the European Commission and the United Nations Development Programme on Friday announced the launch of works tender for the road
Cyprus is one of only two countries in the EU where labour costs have decreased in the first quarter of 2016 compared with the same
Three motorists were slightly injured and hundreds delayed when a jack-knifed container truck blocked the Nicosia-Limassol highway for two hours near Yermasoyia from 4pm on
Every demand made by primary school teachers’ union POED means hiring more people and increasing the state education budget, Minister Costas Kadis said on Friday.
Italy moved into the knockout stages of Euro 2016 after Eder scored two minutes from fulltime to secure a 1-0 win over Sweden in Toulouse
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