Nikolaos Prakas

Power outages were observed on Monday morning in many areas of Cyprus, due to the bad weather and strong winds, Electricity Authority (EAC) Spokeswoman Christina Papadopoulou said.

Police issued a warning to drivers on Monday regarding potential rockslides on various mountain roads due to heavy rain.

A third-floor apartment in Pallouriotissa, Nicosia, caught fire on Monday, resulting in damages to the veranda and a car parked below the four-storey building, as reported by the fire services.

The interior ministry on Monday presented the House finance committee with a budget more than 10 per cent higher than the year before, with its main

A Larnaca cardiologist suspected of issuing fake Covid-19 vaccine certificates has been called to testify in Larnaca Criminal Court, it was announced on Monday.

Four suspects in the murder of Thanasis Kalogeropoulos will remain in custody for another three days the Limassol District Court decided on Monday, despite objections from the defence lawyers.

The public is being urged to buy real Christmas trees this year, as the forestry department on Monday launched a campaign to sell potted pines as a more ecological method of decorating homes.

By Christmas a bill will be tabled to parliament requiring employers to provide suitable seating for the thousands of workers currently required to stand for long hours in jobs where they could actually sit.

The foreign ministry is addressing an issue that arose when inspectors from the ministry were not allowed to visit schools in Rizokarpaso, blocked by the north’s ‘foreign minister’ Tahsin Ertugruloglu. Speaking after a cabinet meeting, Education Minister Athena Michaelidou said, “We have been aware of the issue for some time…

A report on the works in Akamas will be ready next week, Agriculture Minister Petros Xenophontos said on Wednesday.