Nicosia: Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis expressed his satisfaction with the tourism statistics for October, stating that it is the first time arrivals in October have exceeded half a million. He also stressed that the period January-October 2025 was ‘the best ten-month period in the history of our country’s
Nicosia: Paschal Donohoe announced his resignation on Tuesday, effective immediately, from his position as Eurogroup president, as he is expected to take up the position of Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer of the World Bank, based in Washington. According to Cyprus News Agency, with Cyprus as the upcoming Presidency
Nicosia: The Ministry of Health has emphasized the importance of the rational use of antibiotics, pointing out that this is a critical issue in Cyprus due to the high consumption of antibiotics and increased rates of antimicrobial resistance. According to Cyprus News Agency, in a press release marking the annual
Nicosia: Cyprus’ Special Envoy for Multilateralism, Ambassador Andreas Kakouris, emphasized during a UN Security Council open debate on conflict-related food insecurity that hunger resulting from conflict is not a natural disaster but rather a direct consequence of political failures, instability, and a lack of adherence to international humanitarian law. According
Washington: The meeting between Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos and his US counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington, D.C., on Monday, confirmed the strong, multi-level strategic relationship between the two sides, Government Spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis said on Tuesday. According to Cyprus News Agency, Letymbiotis emphasized that the strategic relationship between the
Washington: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio described as ‘productive’ his meeting with Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos in Washington, highlighting the two countries’ shared priorities ahead of Cyprus’s assumption of the EU Council Presidency in 2026 and thanking Cyprus for its support in promoting regional security. According to Cyprus
