The finance ministry announced on Monday that Nicosia’s second citizens’ service centre (KEP) will be up and running next week. According to the ministry announcement,
Police have stepped up security measures after threats were made against Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou following his comments that he intended to take tough measures
By Evie Andreou Opposition parties submitted two proposals on Monday to ease restrictions imposed by a recent law which limits the data the state audit
The National Betting Authority (EAS) is in the process of blocking some 2,500 online gambling websites MPs heard on Monday. The EAS was taking part
Music from films based on books and Latin vibes are the basis for the two concerts we suggest for Nicosia and Limassol audiences this Friday.
The Nicosia district court on Monday referred four former Laiki bank Greek bankers to trial before the criminal court, where they face charges of
WAYS must be found to address the problem of overcrowding in the central prisons which has 100 inmates more than the facility can house, the
Turkish authorities are investigating foster families for suspected ties to a failed coup and may remove children from homes if their guardians are found to
While Limassol city boss Andreas Christou is the highest-paid mayor in Cyprus, earning €70,635 per annum, the mayor of Peyia is not that far behind
The Pharos Arts Foundation, with the support of the Slovak Embassy and the Cyprus-Slovakia Business Association, will present a concert by two of Slovakia’s most
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