By Peter Michael Migrant support group Kisa said on Saturday that police exceeded all limits of discrimination when they arrested and detained a migrant woman,
Thousands of Irish women shed their inhibitions and their clothes on a secluded beach fifty kilometres south of Dublin on Saturday for a world-record setting
All history lovers and those who are enchanted by the medieval should jump at the chance to join the special guided tours of the new
World number one Simona Halep ended years of heartache to clinch her first Grand Slam title with 3-6 6-4 6-1 victory over American Sloane Stephens
Germany was selected to host the 18th World Cup tournament amid accusations of corruption and bribery.
Countries that that had supported Germany’s candidacy were allegedly awarded lucrative business contracts while Franz Beckenbauer, a World Cup winner as both a player and a coach, was also accused of being involved in ‘persuading’ countries to support Germany’s candidacy.
By Peter Michael Foreign Minister Nicos Christodoulides said on Saturday he would take the initiative to find a solution after his ministry sent out a
U.S. President Donald Trump and Group of Seven leaders had a bitter exchange over trade tariffs, ratcheting tensions at a summit that he planned to
The fire service extinguished four fires set by individuals in Paphos on Saturday, authorities said. The fires hit an area between Peyia and Kathikas, two
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is confident he will be fit enough to take part in Egypt’s World Cup opener against Uruguay in Yekaterinburg next Friday,
Tasos Simillides, 49, was remanded for two days by the Limassol District Court on Saturday after police raided his home on Friday night. The suspect
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