Nicosia, Cyprus. Cyprus this week marked a milestone in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, with the Cyprus Information Technology Enterprises…
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23 Jul 2026Education minister calls for more student-centred public schools -
23 Jul 2026Metlen and Houtris form Cyprus defence industry partnership -
23 Jul 2026Ben-Gvir visit to Al-Aqsa compound draws Jordanian and Palestinian condemnation -
23 Jul 2026Parliamentary ethics committee summons investigator over Videogate findings
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10 Jun 2026CITEA says Cyprus AI and computing launch creates opportunities for research and innovation -
10 Jun 2026Mosquito-borne diseases are a growing public health concern in Europe, Cyprus minister saysNicosia, Cyprus. Mosquito-borne diseases, once seen as remote risks, are now a pressing public health issue in Europe, Health Minister…
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10 Jun 2026Erdogan criticises Greek Cypriot leadership and warns over eastern Mediterranean tensionsAnkara, Turkey. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday criticised the Greek Cypriot leadership in remarks to lawmakers from his…
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10 Jun 2026Greece raises €3 billion in reopening of 10-year bond amid strong investor demandAthens, Greece. Greece raised €3 billion on Wednesday through the reopening of an existing 10-year bond maturing in June 2036,…
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10 Jun 2026Crimea faces gasoline rationing after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupt suppliesSevastopol, Ukraine. Residents in Russian-controlled Crimea were dealing with gasoline rationing on Wednesday after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted supplies from…
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10 Jun 2026Trump says Iran will pay price as Tehran reassesses diplomacy after overnight strikesWashington, United States. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Iran had taken too long to negotiate a deal…
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10 Jun 20263D light show illuminates Nicosia’s Venetian walls during Cyprus’ EU Council presidencyNicosia, Cyprus. A 3D light journey was projected onto the historic Venetian walls of Nicosia at Eleftheria Square on Tuesday…
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10 Jun 2026Counterfeit goods in Cyprus cause annual losses of up to €63 million, EUIPO saysNicosia, Cyprus. Counterfeit goods in Cyprus cause losses of up to €63 million per year, according to new findings from…
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10 Jun 2026Greece approves law to speed deportations and enable transfers to return hubsAthens, Greece. Greece’s parliament approved legislation late on Tuesday to fast-track the deportation of rejected asylum seekers and allow their…
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10 Jun 2026Cyprus Fiscal Council warns of medium-term economic risks despite strong current performanceNicosia, Cyprus. Outgoing Cyprus Fiscal Council president Michalis Persianis said on Wednesday that Cyprus’ positive economic trajectory must be backed…
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10 Jun 2026Tourism ministry dispute in Cyprus linked to fallout from March drone strikeNicosia, Cyprus. A dispute between Tourism Deputy Minister Costas Koumis and permanent secretary Neophytos Papadopoulos, which led to Papadopoulos being…
