Cyprus Begins Repatriation Flights from Middle East
Repatriation flights for Cypriots in crisis-hit areas of the Middle East start today, Wednesday.
Repatriation flights for Cypriots in crisis-hit areas of the Middle East start today, Wednesday.
The area is under weak low pressure. Today starts off clear but will get partly cloudy later. After noon, expect local showers, especially in the mountains and south.
Big changes are coming to the old Limassol Zoo site.
The anxiety in the Akrotiri area is reflected in the testimony of an Iranian resident who lives just 200 meters from the British base with his family of four.
A group of 29 Cypriots remains stranded on a cruise ship in the port of Doha after departures were suspended because of military escalation in the wider region.
Cyprus Police has moved to an enhanced security posture following the latest Middle East developments and the drone incident at the British base in Akrotiri. The focus is on schools attended mainly by Israeli and French children, hotels hosting Israeli guests, embassies, and other sensitive sites.
The OEB has issued guidance to businesses and organisations on the AHK+ grant scheme, which aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce electricity costs.
As of 25 February 2026, GeSY has activated a new feature aimed at closing a major gap in patient medical records.
The Paralimni–Deryneia municipality has begun planning a major redevelopment of Paralimni Lake, with preliminary estimates placing the cost in the tens of millions of euros.
A devastating tragedy has shaken Limassol after a nearly three-month-old infant was found unresponsive at home early on 2 March.