The Polemi, Stroumbi and Yiolou communities on Tuesdsay asked to be included in the interior ministry’s mountainous and rural areas housing programme, citing a demographic
A Swiss woman grabbed a woman by the neck and wounded another in the neck with a serrated knife in a department store in the
Only a small number of nurses are still needed to meet requirement, spokesman of the state heath services organisation Okypy Charalambos Charilaou said on Tuesday
Striker Olivier Giroud scored a dramatic last-minute winner as Chelsea booked their place in the Champions League last 16 with a 2-1 victory over Stade Rennais at
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday the worst of the COVID-19 second wave was over in France, and announced the start of a phased
The Turkish Cypriot side has reviewed its policy on the use of the Limnitis crossing, now requesting a negative coronavirus test certificate not older than
Turkey and Germany traded barbs on Tuesday after German soldiers boarded a Turkish vessel on behalf of an EU military mission in the Mediterranean, with
Family doctors (GPs) on Tuesday said they disagree with the state’s decision to transfer onto them the responsibility of monitoring the progress of their patients
The four nations of the United Kingdom have agreed to relax COVID-19 restrictions for Christmas to allow up to three households to meet at home
The health ministry announced two deaths from Covid-19 on Tuesday while 252 people tested positive after 10,959 tests. The two deaths relate to a 75-year-old
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