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Cyprus among EU countries with lowest share of teachers under 30

A European Commission report found that Cyprus has a teacher surplus and one of the EU’s lowest proportions of teachers aged under 30.

Eight Israeli airstrikes targeted the runway and storage facilities at Abu al-Duhur military airbase, with no casualties reported.

Cyprus hunters have been urged to follow safety rules, fire restrictions and mandatory catch-reporting requirements ahead of the…

The Nicosia district government is awaiting interior ministry instructions on accessing €2 million approved for dangerous buildings.

Police stopped and checked 862 people, inspected 53 buildings and issued 518 traffic citations during overnight operations.

DP World Limassol has completed its annual two-month internship programme, providing four undergraduate students with practical experience in…

Oil prices climbed for a third session as stalled peace efforts and continued attacks raised concerns over energy…

Greek Cypriot negotiator Menelaos Menelaou and Mehmet Dana will meet on Thursday to prepare for next week’s leaders’…

Crypto-asset companies in Cyprus must now be authorised under MiCA, prompting investors to verify the legal entity holding…

Police said a fire that damaged a car in Aglantzia, Nicosia, is believed to have been started deliberately.

Russian officials said Ukraine launched 620 drones at Moscow and surrounding areas, while strikes caused power outages in…