Nicosia: Today marks fifty-one years since the events that led to the division and occupation of Cyprus by Turkey. The Greek military junta, which was in control of Greece at the time, overthrew the democratically elected President of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III. According to Cyprus News Agency, sirens will sound
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area surrounding Cyprus, highlighting the effects of seasonal low pressure on the region. Covering an area extending 8 kilometers seawards, the forecast outlines the weather conditions expected from 1800 on July 15, 2025, to 1800 on July
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast anticipating mainly fine weather for the sea area of Cyprus, covering up to eight kilometers seawards. However, during the night and early morning, there will be locally increased low cloud coverage, along with mist and a risk of fog patches,
Nicosia: Cyprus, now classified as a ‘moderate innovator’ with a score of 84.1, has fallen by 14.6 percentage points in the 2025 European Innovation Scoreboard (EIS) compared to 2024, when it was considered a ‘strong innovator.’ Despite this drop, Cyprus has improved its overall score by 17.6 percentage points since
Limassol: The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has announced the commencement of its Research Proposal Submission Process as part of the ‘POSTDOCTORAL’ Programme for the fourth time. This initiative aims to attract high-calibre postdoctoral researchers capable of achieving significant research outcomes while promoting scientific and professional development. According to Cyprus
Nicosia: Nominations for the 2025 Cyprus Research Awards have officially opened, marking the 18th year of celebrating outstanding research contributions in Cyprus. The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) continues its tradition of honoring young and distinguished scientists, encouraging excellence and promoting innovative research activities across the nation. According to Cyprus
