Petrol spillage damages police boats

2018-03-27

Hundreds of litres of petroleum ended up in Limassol port on Monday, damaging four vessels of the port police. The incident occurred while oil was

‘EU sends clear message to Ankara’

2018-03-27

Political party reaction to the Varna summit was mixed on Tuesday with the two main parties, ruling Disy and opposition Akel, welcoming the statements on

Court improvements due by 2020

2018-03-27

Cyprus’ justice system requires reform ranging from improving court infrastructure to improving internal processes, recommendations prepared by Ireland’s institute of public administration (IPA) said on

Italy’s 5-Star call for deal with League

2018-03-27

Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, the largest party in parliament after this month’s election, should try to form a government with its far-right rivals the League,

Large fire at Kotsiatis landfill

2018-03-27

A large fire broke out at the Kotsiatis landfill at approximately 4:30pm, Cyprus Fire Service spokesman Andreas Kettis said on Tuesday. He added that the

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