Limassol: The launch of an e-learning platform, aimed at training those involved in the Cypriot tourism industry in recognizing and reporting potential terrorist threats, as well as in crisis management, was announced on Wednesday by the British High Commission in Limassol. According to Cyprus News Agency, the joint initiative between
London: The Shipping Deputy Minister of the Republic of Cyprus, Ms. Marina Hadjimanolis, addressed the Plenary of the 34th General Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London, representing Cyprus. In her speech, she reaffirmed Cyprus’ longstanding commitment to actively contributing to the IMO’s mission with all the members
London: Finding a just and sustainable solution to the Cyprus problem is not only a necessary condition for restoring human rights, but also a crucial factor for stability and peace in the wider Eastern Mediterranean region. This was the central message of an event for Famagusta held earlier this week
Nicosia: The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index experienced mixed outcomes during today’s stock exchange meeting. The meeting date was recorded as November 26, 2025, with several indices displaying varied percentage changes and traded values calculated in euros. According to Cyprus News Agency, the FTSE/CySE 20 index slightly decreased
Brussels: Internationally recognized borders cannot be redrawn by force, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said at the EU’s extraordinary Foreign Affairs Council meeting on developments in Ukraine. According to Cyprus News Agency, Kombos participated in the extraordinary FAC teleconference, which focused exclusively on the latest developments regarding the ongoing peace efforts
Nicosia: Education is an integral part of the work we will drive forward during our EU Presidency beginning January 1st, focusing on the new Erasmus+ in the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework, on the EU Youth Strategy 2025-27, as well as on the Union of Skills, an area we as Government
