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Researchers have found that humans settled in Cyprus as far back as 14,257 years ago, thousands of years earlier than previously thought

Paphos has been named the most liveable small city in the world, according to a report by Compare the Market AU. The report assessed seven factors: the number of restaurants, entertainment options, unemployment rate, number of rainy days, health index score, safety score and overall cost of goods. Paphos ranked…

Airline is reimbursing each passenger with $14, courtesy of lower airport taxes; Terminal 1 reopens for domestic flights, later will cater to international travelers as well

RETIREMENT has not been as easy as Preznikone had dreamed of. He seems to be spending most of his retirement time in non-stop efforts to prove that he was not corrupt and salvage his reputation. Apart from the libel action he has taken against author Makarios Drousiotis, for the allegations…

Disputes between the state and big project contractors are nothing new, but never before has a government been forced to deal with so many at the same time.  All these projects were awarded by the previous government, but it is the Christodoulides government that now has to pick up the…

Despite the changes in the Recovery Plan and the delays observed in its implementation, Cyprus has managed to promote important reforms and launched public investments by announcing or signing several contracts, some of which are ongoing, while some other projects have been completed.In addition, mo

Amid the war in Gaza, the new Hellenic-Israel relationship is weathering its first crisis.

Two Ukrainian women visiting Cyprus suffered a home invasion and armed robbery early afternoon yesterday at their Paphos holiday accommodation, as reported by police this morning.According to the local CID, the incident occurred around two in the afternoon when two men broke into the apartment of th

President Nikos Christodoulides will on Saturday inaugurate several works in Peyia and Chlorakas that have recently been completed. Christodoulides will officially open the seaside walking path in Peyia at 10.45am. At 12pm, the president will head to Chlorakas to inaugurate an art exhibit and the wave breakers installed on the…

Sometimes not taken seriously enough, on other occasions being thought of as soft, or cast slightly on the wayside, be it what you will, but tourist diplomacy, is highly important business when it comes to the bilaterals of two countries and can, if utilised in a holistic, people-centred manner an