Cyprus Expresses Solidarity with Colombia After Deadly Earthquake ↗
Front page leadForeign Minister Constantinos Kombos conveyed Cyprus's solidarity with Colombia following a devastating earthquake, expressing deep sadness over the event.
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Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos conveyed Cyprus's solidarity with Colombia following a devastating earthquake, expressing deep sadness over the event.
The article discusses the growing demand for specialists in digital and information technologies, and computer engineering, particularly those skilled in artificial intelligence.
Cyprus, Greece, and Jordan have renewed their trilateral defense cooperation program, aiming to enhance coordination in security and defense.
An opinion piece from CM: Our View discusses the ongoing issue of nepotism.
A powerful earthquake in western Colombia has resulted in over 132 deaths, with rescuers working amidst the rubble of toppled buildings and damaged infrastructure.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 40C in inland areas.
A recent Anti-Defamation League study indicates that Cyprus has the highest level of antisemitic attitudes among EU countries surveyed.
Cyprus's Environment Commissioner pledged to safeguard the natural environment of Polis Chrysochous amidst a development boom, aiming for sustainable practices.
Forbes has recognized Cyprus as one of the best countries for retirement abroad, highlighting Limassol, Paphos, Pyrgos, and Larnaca as attractive locations.
The National Guard found Greek Leopard 1A5 tanks unsuitable, leading Cyprus to reject them in favor of Israel's Merkava tanks.
Police have issued over 1,000 charges and seized approximately 28 e-scooters for violations during a recent campaign.
A new quarry near Androlykou has been approved, despite the Environment Commissioner's commitment to protecting the natural environment of Polis Chrysochous.
The number of entries into the north of Cyprus decreased by 13.3% in the first half of the year, with 1.98 million recorded entries.
The Cyprus Composite Leading Economic Index recorded a 0.43% year-on-year decline in July, suggesting a potential easing of the economic slowdown.