Government Spokesman Kyriakos Kousos, in a post on Twitter on Sunday condemned what he called “malicious actions” against senior government scientific adviser Leondios Kostrikis. Kostrikis,
The canteen at an Aradippou primary school was vandalised on Saturday night, police said. According to police, around 9pm they received information about the incident
Limassol district court remanded a 21-year-old man for five days on Tuesday, in relation to the vandalism of Tsirio stadium in Limassol by AEL fans
Security cameras and improved lighting will be installed outside the Koprulu mosque in Limassol after it was vandalised with racist graffiti against Islam and immigrants
The government, the Turkish Cypriot leader and the island’s religious leaders on Monday all condemned vandalism at the Koprulu mosque in Limassol including graffiti with
PRIMARY teachers on Friday called for more measures to tackle youth delinquency after a group of schoolchildren locked two teachers in a classroom and bullied
Vandals destroyed bird nests constructed by children and installed at a park in Nicosia, killing a number of hatchlings, the forestry department said on Friday.
Pink and red paint was thrown on the statue of Georgios Grivas in Limassol on Tuesday. Residents of the Ayios Nicolaos area in Limassol, where
By Kristian Chrysostomou Sunbeds and umbrellas were damaged on Tuesday night by unknown individuals on ‘Glyki Nero’ beach in the Ayia Napa area. Workers discovered
Residents and passers-by of the area near Famagusta Gate in Nicosia were taken aback on Tuesday when they saw the Liberty Monument vandalised. Vandals paint-sprayed the
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