CyprusMail: SuspendedLefkoniko mayor, Pieris Gypsiotis, broke his silence on Tuesday after being placed on mandatory leave pending criminal investigations, alleging that his ousting was driven by political machinations. In a public statement issued on social media,...
Philenews: Apartments absorbed eight in ten new home sales in Cyprus in 2025, driving the market to a total value of €2.5 billion, according to analysis by Landbank Analytics. The data, based on sales documents filed with the Department of Lands and Surveys, shows 7,819...
CyprusMail: This February has a lot of cultural entertainment to indulge in, from rural festivals to a carnival bonanza. Nestled in between are events that fill the evenings with melodies and soulful creativity. The Technopolis 20 Cultural...
CyprusMail: High dust levels are affecting the air quality in several parts of the island, which could possibly harm vulnerable groups inhaling small particles, the labour inspection department warned on Monday. According to the department’s air monitoring network, as of...
Philenews: Paphos municipality subleased a 17,425-square-metre Turkish Cypriot property in Mouttalos three months before obtaining permission to do so, investigations by police and the AuditOffice have found. The municipality signed a sublease contract on 9 March 2021...
Philenews: High dust concentrations were recorded across Cyprus on Monday, prompting authorities to warn vulnerable groups to stay indoors until the phenomenon passes. The Department of Labour Inspection said measurements from its Air Quality Monitoring Network ground...
Philenews: Phedon Phedonos has accused unnamed interests of mounting an orchestrated attack against him, insisting he has committed none of the offences attributed to him. The suspended Mayor of Paphos claims the aim is to distract the country from the controversial...
Philenews: The InteriorMinistry’s director general, Ellikos Elia, confirmed yesterday that an investigation is underway into the management of Turkish Cypriot properties in Paphos, following weekend revelations in Phileleftheros. Elia declined to comment on...
CyprusMail: This small village tucked away in the Paphos rural landscape has been on the move for over 200 years, ravaged by Turks in 1821 and relocated in 1953 during British colonial rule after it was destroyed in an earthquake. Today, Eledio of just 37 permanent...