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A crucial meeting on Monday evening in Mont Pelerin will determine the direction of peace …
Read More »Cypriot leaders get no deal in Mont Pelerin
The two Cypriot leaders Nicos Anastasiades and Mustafa Akinci emerged out of their meeting in Mont P…
Cypriots united in hope as leaders talk (PHOTOS)
Peace-loving Cypriots from both sides of the divide joined together Monday evening in a call for sol…
Health minister names root causes of corruption
Bureaucracy and waste of money are the root cause of corruption in public health, according to the m…
Quake hits Japan, Fukushima residents urged to flee tsunami
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.3 hit northern Japan on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorolo…
CFA modifies disciplinary code to stop match-fixing
Cyprus Football Association (CFA) honourary chairman and current Vice Chairman of UEFA, Marios Lefka…
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China positive to Turkish membership of security bloc
China said on Monday it was willing to consider any application from NATO-member Turkey to join a Russian and Chinese-led security bloc, after Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said his country could join.
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EU’s Juncker denies threat to quit
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Formation obstacles in new Lebanon government
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Trump’s grandfather begged to stay in Germany
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Foundation stone laid in Ayia Napa beachfront upgrade
Minister of the Interior Socrates Hasikos was in Ayia Napa on Monday to lay the …
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Bank of Cyprus announces Extraordinary General Meeting
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Motor vehicle registrations up 30.3% year-on-year
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Ryanair launches biggest ever “Cyber Week” sale
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Citi and JPMorgan top list of globally systemic banks
Citi has joined JPMorgan at the top of global regulators’ list of systemically important banks, …
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Britain’s Black Friday expected to be a record-breaking year
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UK’s Hammond says budget options constrained by high debt
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Oil prices climb on expectation of OPEC-led production cut
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‘Russian bureaucracy’ delays APOEL departure
Russian bureaucracy has reportedly pushed back APOEL’s basketball team’s journey to battle Tsmoki-Minsk in the FIBA Europe Cup on Wednesday.
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APOEL go down to AEL in first defeat of the season
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Tough measures needed
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Tough games for the Cypriot leaders
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Leicester’s Ranieri unconcerned by home woes
At the start of the season Leicester City fans could hardly have imagined their side would take the Champions League by storm. The idea that the Premier League winners could be sucked towards a relegation battle would have seemed just as unlikely.
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Messi boost for Barcelona
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India beat England by 246 runs to take lead
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Tottenham banking on Kane to keep them in contention
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Sushi La
One of the most popular Japanese restaurants in the capital, celebrated its 10-year anniversary recently …
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Jamie’s Italian
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The Cookshop
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Stou Thanasi
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Urban Soul Kitchen
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Nippon Japanese Restaurant
This Japanese restaurant’s philosophy is very simple: it’s all about quality. Nippon, in Larnaca, is …
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Bolivar House
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BakeIT
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Holy Cow Neocanteen
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Panos Steak House
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Ristorante Bacco
It is truffle season at Ristorante Bacco, at the Elysium Hotel in Paphos, and until …
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Coffee Pause
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Yiangos Fish Restaurant
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Mare e Monti
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Ouzeri at Almyra Hotel
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Crystal Lounge Bar & Restaurant
Crystal Lounge Bar & Restaurant at Limassol Marina has recently revamped its décor and offers …
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Ο Μπαξές Ταβέρνα
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Fish Market
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Melt. Creamery
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Balcony
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Vangelis Tavern in Protaras
This place in Protaras is the little brother of Taverna Vangelis in Paralimni. The two …
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Di Capilla Seaside Stories
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Kyklos
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Liotatis confectionery in Protaras
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Aigialos beach bar
