Cyprus: Cyprus’ Department of Meteorology on Sunday issued a yellow warning for isolated heavy thunderstorms mainly on the mountainous areas, inland, the south and the east of the island. According to Cyprus News Agency, the warning specifies that between 12 noon and 18.00 on Sunday, isolated heavy thunderstorms are expected
Limassol: Authorities on Sunday said they were working to restore damage caused by storms on Saturday that affected mainly Limassol and Paphos. Torrential rains, strong winds and hail caused a lot of damage in these two districts, while various services were activated to deal with flooded roads and buildings, fallen
CYPRUS: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area of Cyprus, indicating that low pressure is currently affecting the region. This weather pattern is expected to result in cloudy conditions with isolated showers and thunderstorms, primarily impacting the southern and eastern parts of the area.
Cyprus: Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides expressed his profound sadness to Premier Pedro Sanchez, for the vast destruction caused by the devastating floods in Spain. “Cyprus stands in solidarity with Spain. Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones of those perished and all affected by this catastrophic natural disaster”,
NICOSIA: Twenty-five years after the euro was introduced, the Central Bank of Cyprus has emphasized the transformative potential of a digital euro in addressing the current fragmentation in the euro area’s digital payment systems. The euro, which once unified different European nations under a single currency, now faces challenges in
Thessaloniki: Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides is in Thessaloniki for a series of important events, beginning with the inauguration of a preserved bust of EOKA hero Kyriakos Matsis at Aristoteleion University. This visit marks a significant moment in honoring historical figures and strengthening ties between Cyprus and Greece. According to Cyprus
