Larnaca: A total of 21 special flights are scheduled to operate on Monday, June 23, from Larnaca Airport to Israel and Jordan, as part of an ongoing repatriation effort for Israeli nationals. At the same time, arrivals and departures between Israel and Cyprus are also being carried out by sea
Brussels: Cyprus’ Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos emphasized the necessity for the European Union to take a leading role in Middle East developments, urging de-escalation through diplomacy and dialogue. Speaking on Monday before the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, Kombos stressed that the EU is not merely a passive observer in
Nicosia: Developments in the Middle East will affect the way Greece, Cyprus, and other like-minded countries approach the situation in the region, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday. President Christodoulides was speaking at the beginning of a meeting he had with a delegation of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) at
Nicosia: New scientific data from the Center of Excellence in Biobanking and Biomedical Research at the University of Cyprus (biobank.cy) and the Medical School of the University of Cyprus create prospects for the treatment of a rare hereditary kidney disease, called Alport syndrome, a press release by the biobank.cy Center
Brussels: The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) is set to discuss the pressing issue of missing persons in Cyprus on Tuesday in Brussels. This discussion follows a proposal by Cypriot MEP Loucas Fourlas and LIBE Standing Rapporteur Fran§ois-Xavier Bellamy, who have been advocating for
Nicosia: Applications for the “Stelios Awards for Young Entrepreneurs in Cyprus” are now being accepted, with the deadline set for September 8, 2025. The Stelios Philanthropic Foundation is conducting this competition for the third year in a row, offering a total of £200,000 to support three outstanding business ideas. According
