By Sarah Marsh Colombia’s government and the country’s leftist FARC rebels signed a historic ceasefire deal on Thursday that brings them tantalizingly close to ending
Larnaca police on Thursday located the two mobile phones and an i-Pad belonging to 36-year-old Daniela Rosca, a Moldovan national who was found murdered in
Andreas Sophocleous, the second firefighter who lost his life while battling the flames in the Solea area, was laid to rest on Thursday as grieving
By Piya Sinha-Roy The guitar riff Led Zeppelin used in the 1971 classic “Stairway to Heaven” differed substantially from one the English band was accused
A 66-year-old woman from Pano Lefkara became the latest apparent drowning victim on Thursday after she had gone for a swim at Governor’s Beach, Limassol.
Parliament on Thursday unanimously passed a bill allowing the payment of overdue social insurance contributions through 54 monthly instalments instead of the 48 proposed by
If you’re planning to go to work on Tuesday, you may want to think again because the performance by the British band Rudimental on Monday
Eight persons were arrested on Thursday in connection with a third case involving a loan scam at the now-defunct Ayia Fyla cooperative bank. The
Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou on Thursday deflected a direct question relating to some criticism as to the number of firefighting aircraft the Republic has at
Marcos Baghdatis crashed out at the quarter-final stage of the Aegon Open in Nottingham on Thursday after suffering defeat to Pablo Cuevas 6-4, 4-6, 7-6.
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