Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said on Monday that the attempted coup in Turkey had been extremely worrying for Greek Cypriots with 43,000 Turkish soldiers stationed
The leadership of the Turkish army in the north has told Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci that Friday’s attempted coup has not impacted northern Cyprus.
Get ready to dance to the max at Guaba Beach Bar on Thursday when Dutch DJ Martin Garrix will be spinning the party atmosphere out
The Faneromeni 16 festival is making sure no one in Nicosia goes wanting when it comes to music in the old town. Apart from showcasing
The black US Marine Corps veteran who shot dead three police officers in Louisiana’s capital specifically targeted them, police said on Monday, as the United
Had the Republic of Cyprus been prepared, the attempted coup in Turkey would have been an opportunity to capture the north back, former DISY MP
A 56-year-old UK man was sentenced to life in jail on Monday after having been found guilty by a London court for the rape and
A Baltimore police lieutenant was acquitted of manslaughter and two other charges in the April 2015 death of black detainee Freddie Gray, dealing prosecutors another
The so-called ‘Central Committee of National Celebrations’ in northern Cyprus has decided that the July 20 ‘celebrations’ of the Turkish invasion will no longer feature
Introducing horizontal voting, voting by mail, and extending the registration deadline, are among ruling DISY’s legislative proposals ahead of December’s municipal elections, MP Nicos Nouris
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