Lawyers for US-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen said on Friday they feared attacks on his life following Turkey‘s demands that he be extradited to face
THE Arbitral Tribunal of the International Chamber of Commerce may have ruled to allow the conditional access of FBME Bank’s owners to the lender’s premises,
With the big weekend coming up, a few Greek artists will be taking advantage of our being out and about. In Limassol singer Peggy Zina
A Cypriot weightlifter taking part in the Rio Olympics had his credentials revoked by the island’s Olympic Committee after he tested positive for a banned
The people responsible for trafficking the record amount of cocaine seized on Thursday went to great lengths to conceal their load, which without the intelligence
WHILE the authorities are still talking about how best to resolve the problem of polluted waters, holidaymakers and locals alike are reporting that they suffering
A 50-year-old man was arrested on Thursday and remanded for three days by the Paphos court on Friday in connection with the fraudulent sale of
THE Paraplegics Organisation (OPAK) urged the authorities and businesses on Friday to investigate all the accessibility problems that disabled people face at beaches and hotels.
AIRPORTS operator Hermes expects that by the end of the year some 8.5 million passengers will travel through Larnaca and Paphos, a new record. Based
A note of optimism appears to have imbued the stalled negotiations over the proposed development of a massive tourism complex in Yeroskipou by Hungarian investor
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