Nicosia: The effort to strengthen the deterrent power of the National Guard will continue, President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides said on Wednesday, in press statements following the military parade, in Nicosia, for Cyprus’ Independence Day. According to Cyprus News Agency, the President emphasized that the struggle continues to achieve the
Copenhagen: Cyprus President, Nikos Christodoulides, is set to participate in the informal European Council in Copenhagen, taking place on October 1 and 2. He is also scheduled to conduct a series of meetings with key figures, including Switzerland’s President, the NATO Secretary-General, and Denmark’s Prime Minister. According to Cyprus News
Nicosia: Cyprus poses as an exception in Europe’s inflation trends, with its annual rate reaching 0% in September 2025, according to Eurostat’s preliminary estimates. At a time when the euro area faces a moderate yet steady inflation rate of 2.2%, Cyprus stands out as the only country with no year-on-year
Nicosia: Cyprus’ Ministry of Defence will continue to make every effort to strengthen the nation’s defence and upgrade its operational capabilities, said Minister Vasilis Palmas during press statements following the military parade for Cyprus’ Independence Day. According to Cyprus News Agency, Minister Palmas emphasized the government’s commitment to modernizing the
Nicosia: Cyprus celebrates on Wednesday the 65th anniversary of the declaration of its independence. In the framework of the celebrations, a military parade will take place at 0900 in Nicosia. President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, will take the salute, flanked by the House President Annita Demetriou, the President of
Nicosia: The presence of F-16 Viper jets over Cyprus during the military parade underscores the unified defence doctrine between Cyprus and Greece, stated Thanasis Davakis, Deputy Minister of National Defence of Greece. Davakis represented Athens in the parade for the island’s independence day, which took place on Wednesday in Nicosia.
