Larnaca: Flights between Cyprus’ two airports, Larnaca and Paphos, and Tel Aviv airport were cancelled on Sunday after a Huthi-claimed missile struck inside the perimeter of Israel’s main international airport, CNA has learnt. According to Cyprus News Agency, one departure from Larnaca Airport to Tel Aviv was cancelled, along with
Nicosia: Strong thunderstorms are expected to affect Cyprus for the third day in a row on Sunday. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a new Yellow Warning for isolated heavy thunderstorms, which are predicted to impact parts of the island on Saturday. The alert
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has released a forecast for the sea area surrounding Cyprus, detailing weather conditions expected from noon on May 4, 2025, until noon on May 5, 2025. The forecast covers an 8-kilometer radius seawards from the coast, with winds measured on the Beaufort scale and
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast outlining the weather conditions in the sea area surrounding Cyprus for the upcoming 24-hour period. The area covered by the forecast extends 8 kilometers seawards. According to Cyprus News Agency, the region is currently experiencing weak low pressure, which is
Nicosia: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides has expressed his condolences for the passing of former Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Petros Molyviatis, stressing that he served his homeland by promoting national rights, including the great national issue of Cyprus. According to Cyprus News Agency, in a written statement, President
Larnaca: Flights between Cyprus and Tel Aviv, which had been disrupted due to an attack at Ben Gurion airport earlier on Sunday, are resuming, according to sources from airport operator Hermes, as reported by CNA. According to Cyprus News Agency, most airlines have resumed their operations from and to Larnaca