Limassol: The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled in favor of Georgios Papadopoulos in his case against Cyprus, citing a breach of Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 regarding the right to free elections under the European Convention on Human Rights. According to Cyprus News Agency, the case
Nicosia: We want to build on the technology sector momentum, on the strength of the economy and on our elevated geopolitical role, and solidify Cyprus as a hub, not just for technology, but also for innovation, for skills and for knowledge, Deputy Minister for Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, Nicodemos
Larnaka: A comprehensive free health screening campaign targeting Greek Cypriot refugee settlements in Larnaka has been launched, involving the Mobile Clinic of the University of Nicosia Medical School in collaboration with various local entities. This initiative, organized with the Municipality of Larnaka, the Pancyprian Refugee Association (PEP), and the Mobile
Brussels: The European Commission has announced a significant funding initiative, amounting to over £204 million, aimed at fostering digital innovation across Europe. This initiative, under the Digital Europe Programme, targets the enhancement of AI and big data capabilities, the establishment of a comprehensive Network of European Digital Innovation Hubs, and
Dublin: Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou paid an official visit to Ireland during which she had discussions focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation, a Ministry of Agriculture press release said here on Thursday. During her visit between 7-9 October, the Cyprus Minister met with the Irish Minister of Agriculture, Food and Marine
Nicosia: The continuous upgrading of the National Guard and the strengthening of Cyprus’ deterrent power is a top priority for the government, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Thursday. He was speaking during the swearing-in ceremony, at the Presidential Palace, of the new National Guard Chief, Lieutenant General Emmanuel Theodorou, who
