Nicosia: Cyprus’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs has voiced its ‘gravest concern’ over the announced expansion of military operations in Gaza, warning that it will ‘exacerbate civilian suffering and lead to even further escalation’. According to Cyprus News Agency, in a post on ‘X’, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated the
Nicosia: No cases of the Chikungunya virus have been recorded in Cyprus, the Health Ministry reported, noting that although the virus is not currently present, the mosquitoes capable of transmitting it do exist on the island. Thus, surveillance and prevention measures are being enforced. According to Cyprus News Agency, Professor
New York: Extreme heat is breaking records around the world, with wildfires and poor air quality compounding the crisis, according to a report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) released Thursday. According to EMM, extreme temperatures caused approximately 489,000 heat-related deaths annually between 2000 and 2019, with 36 per cent
Kyvides: The Minister of the Interior, Konstantinos Ioannou, held a meeting on Thursday with the leaders of the communities that were affected by the wildfires in July, during which he assured them that the Government and competent services are working intensively to speed up compensation. According to Cyprus News Agency,
Washington dc: The Department of Antiquities has announced the successful repatriation of Cypriot antiquities from the United States and Belgium. In a ceremony held at the Embassy of Cyprus in Washington DC, two antiquities were officially handed over. These include a clay chariot and a Bicolor IV pottery flask, both
Limassol: A group of American experts visited Thursday the area near Mallia community where the wildfire that killed two people and burned down more houses and trees, in July, started. The team arrived in Cyprus on Wednesday at the request of President Nikos Christodoulides, to investigate the cause of last
