Athens: With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in Greece, Italy, Turkey, and Cyprus in recent days, popular tourist attractions have been closed and fire crews are battling forest blazes. According to Deutsche Welle, the extreme heat has prompted authorities to shut down major historical sites in an effort to protect

Limassol: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area extending 8 kilometers seawards from Cyprus, highlighting the impact of seasonal low pressure and a warm air mass on the region. The forecast period spans from 0600 on July 26, 2025, to 0600 on July 27,

Limassol: There were no active fronts on Saturday of the deadly fire that broke out in the village of Malia in the Limassol district on Wednesday afternoon, but still a high risk of reignition around the perimeter. According to Cyprus News Agency, information from the Operations Coordination Centre in Limassol

Limassol: A total of 70 incidents, 16 of which required transportation to Limassol General Hospital for further treatment, were managed by the Ambulance Service, as stated by Riana Constantinou, Head of the Ambulance Service of the State Health Services Organisation (OKYPY), to CNA on Friday. According to Cyprus News Agency,

Nicosia: Cyprus is set to experience mainly fine weather over the next 24 hours, with a seasonal low pressure and warm air mass affecting the region. The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area extending 8 kilometers seawards, indicating specific conditions for local maritime activities.

Nicosia: In value terms, credit transfers have emerged as the predominant method of non-cash payment transactions in Cyprus, representing 83% of the total value of such payments. Cheques hold the second position with 7%, underscoring their continued significance in the national market. These insights are drawn from the “Payment Statistics”