Limassol: Two human lives and 125 square kilometers of land were consumed by a devastating blaze in mountainous Limassol, marking the largest fire in the island’s modern history. The fire, which erupted on Wednesday, has left a trail of incalculable material and psychological damage, affecting 15 communities in the Limassol
Nicosia: Cyprus will remain in a ‘Red Alert’ state for fire risk on Sunday, July 27, due to the extremely high risk of outbreak and spread of forest fires, according to the Department of Forests. The Department has issued a press release urging the public to exercise caution during their
Nicosia: Total deposits in Cyprus recorded a net increase of pound 654.7 million in June 2025, compared to a net increase of pound 20.8 million in May 2025. According to Cyprus News Agency, included in the July 2025 Monetary and Financial Statistics publication, the annual change rate in total deposits
New york: Greece rejected as unsubstantial references by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Cyprus, during a UN Security Council briefing. In a statement, Greece pointed out, among other things, ‘that OIC resolutions must be fully aligned with international law, the UN Charter, and Security Council resolutions, particularly regarding
Nicosia: Members of the Cyprus Hotel Association (PASYXE) are making hotel rooms available to accommodate fire victims. The Association stated that it is in constant communication and coordination with the Ministry of the Interior and the Civil Defence Crisis Management Centre. According to Cyprus News Agency, the member hotels of
Souni-zanatzia: There is massive destruction in the villages of Souni and Zanatzia, as reported by Community Leader Nikos Vikis. The wildfire, which ignited on Wednesday, spread through several villages in the Limassol district, leaving the surrounding forest charred. According to Cyprus News Agency, Vikis mentioned that multiple houses have been
