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Meningitis B cases at UK university prompt precautionary measures in Cyprus

Cyprus health authorities have introduced precautionary measures after cases of meningitis B were detected among students at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom. According to Haravgi, the UK…

Criminal case filed against 43-year-old over alleged trafficking of Greek Cypriot property in north

A criminal case against a 43‑year‑old man accused of exploiting Greek Cypriot properties in the occupied areas is being filed Monday before the Nicosia District Court for referral to the…

Police investigate €176,000 crypto theft after employee clicks fraudulent link

Police in Limassol are investigating a new case of online fraud after a company director reported the theft of cryptocurrency worth €176,000 from a corporate account. According to the complaint,…

Police presence strong overnight; five arrests in targeted operations

Police carried out intensified overnight patrols in key urban areas, aiming to prevent serious criminal activity, maintain public order and boost the public’s sense of safety. The operations led to…

Foot-and-mouth infections rise to 101 as second pig farm tests positive

Foot-and-mouth disease is spreading rapidly, with a second pig unit confirmed infected and the total number of affected livestock units reaching 101, according to Veterinary Services. Authorities have also confirmed…

16th Cyprus Wine Competition in Limassol underway

Cyprus’ Department of Agriculture will host the 16th Cyprus Wine Competition in Limassol from April 20–24, 2026. The event highlights the importance of the island’s wine sector, which has expanded…

Cyprus weather – Monday 20 April

A weak low‑pressure system is affecting the area. Periods of increased cloud cover are expected today, with isolated showers possible, mainly south of the Troodos range. Winds will start out…

Building Safety Concerns Grow in Cyprus After Deadly Collapse in Yermasoyia

Building‑safety concerns remain in the spotlight in Cyprus following Saturday’s fatal collapse of an apartment block in the Yermasoyia area of Limassol, which left two people dead. Fileleftheros reported that…

IMF Says at Least 12 Countries May Seek New Loans as Energy Prices Surge

The International Monetary Fund expects at least 12 countries — including several in sub‑Saharan Africa — to request new lending programs because of soaring energy prices and supply‑chain disruptions caused…

EU Budget Panel Backs Amendment Referencing Displaced Cypriots

A reference to displaced Cypriots has been included in an amendment incorporated into the final text of the European Parliament’s draft report on the EU’s 2028–2034 multiannual financial framework, which…

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