Nicosia: Tourist arrivals recorded an annual increase of 13.7% in May 2025. According to Cyprus News Agency, the arrivals of tourists reached 479,160 in May 2025 compared to 421,400 in May 2024. For the period of January to May 2025, arrivals of tourists totaled 1,344,486 compared to 1,170,214 in the
Athens: The EU must take initiatives at all levels in order for de-escalation and diplomacy to prevail, Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides said on Tuesday, referring to developments in the Middle East. The President was addressing via an internet link a conference co-organised in Athens by the Financial Times and Kathimerini
Nicosia: The Office of the Commissioner of Communications – the Digital Security Cybersecurity Authority (DSA) announced its participation in the European research project PHOENI2X, an initiative focused on research, innovation, and technological progress in cybersecurity. According to Cyprus News Agency, the project is funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe
Nicosia: Due to the turbulent situation prevailing in the wider Middle East region, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Cypriot citizens in the region to remain vigilant, closely monitor developments and information from international and local media, and take maximum precautions. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Ministry has also
Nicosia: The British Library has awarded a grant to the University of Cyprus for a project aimed at digitizing rare Egyptian legal archives. The Department of History and Archaeology at the university secured external funding of £27,486 (approximately pound 32,500) from the British Library’s Endangered Archives Programme. This initiative, titled
Riga: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides departs on Wednesday from Cyprus for a series of visits to the Baltic states, starting with an official visit to Latvia. He will then visit Lithuania and Estonia ahead of assuming the EU Council Presidency for the first half of 2026. According to
