Nicosia: Developments in the Middle East will affect the way Greece, Cyprus, and other like-minded countries approach the situation in the region, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday. President Christodoulides was speaking at the beginning of a meeting he had with a delegation of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) at
Luxembourg: The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, Maria Panayiotou, is actively participating in the European Union’s Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers. This significant meeting, noted as the final one under the Polish Presidency, is being held on 23 and 24 June 2025 in Luxembourg. According to Cyprus
Brussels: Cyprus’ Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos emphasized the necessity for the European Union to take a leading role in Middle East developments, urging de-escalation through diplomacy and dialogue. Speaking on Monday before the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, Kombos stressed that the EU is not merely a passive observer in
Nicosia: The Department of Meteorology has released the latest weather and temperature updates for Cyprus, indicating moderate weather conditions across the region. The report covers temperatures from 20:00 of the previous day until the time of the announcement. According to Cyprus News Agency, the detailed data reveals the temperature variations
Larnaca: A total of 21 special flights are scheduled to operate on Monday, June 23, from Larnaca Airport to Israel and Jordan, as part of an ongoing repatriation effort for Israeli nationals. At the same time, arrivals and departures between Israel and Cyprus are also being carried out by sea
Limassol: Approximately 1,400 Israelis were scheduled to board the Crown Iris cruise ship today, Monday, which docked for the third time at the port of Limassol. This is part of the Israeli operation “Safe Return,” assisting Israelis stranded abroad to return home. According to Cyprus News Agency, the cruise ship
