Nicosia: Fourteen students and two teachers who were stranded in Tanzania due to political unrest have safely returned to Cyprus. The group arrived on Wednesday morning, completing a complex repatriation operation. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the group had successfully returned from Kilwa,
Nicosia: Two individuals were apprehended, and various documents and electronic devices were confiscated by the Cyprus Authorities as part of the international operation ‘Chargeback’. The operation aimed to dismantle three major criminal networks involved in electronic fraud and money laundering. According to Cyprus News Agency, on 4 November 2025, a
Brussels: The European Commission has announced a comprehensive transport package designed to enhance Europe’s high-speed rail network and increase investment in sustainable fuels for the aviation and waterborne sectors. This initiative aims to bolster Europe’s competitiveness while facilitating a transition to a cleaner, more interconnected transport system. According to Cyprus
Nicosia: Leaders and representatives of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot political parties, engaged in bicommunal dialogue facilitated by the Embassy of the Slovak Republic, have urged their respective community leaders to permit the United Nations to disclose the convergences achieved in the Cyprus negotiations thus far. According to Cyprus News
Nicosia: A report released on Tuesday by the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) highlights Cyprus’ strong performance in digital governance, broadband expansion, and workplace digitalization, reinforcing the country’s position as one of the region’s leading digital economies, according to a relevant announcement. According to Cyprus News Agency, DCO, the international organization
Nicosia: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides inaugurated the new premises of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Cyprus in Nicosia. In his speech, President Christodoulides emphasized the importance of investing in knowledge and research, describing it as the most crucial and valuable investment a state can make.
