Cyprus Mail
Cyprus · English · Digital
A news outlet based in Cyprus that covers a range of topics including politics, business, sports, and culture.
- Top beat: Politics
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 Cyprus peers
Latest stories
- UN pauses Hormuz evacuation plan after ship reports attackThe UN paused its Hormuz evacuation plan following a reported attack on a ship, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran over control of the strategic waterway.
- Kombos: Cyprus ‘not organising’ Gaza Executive Board meetingCyprus clarified it is not organizing the Gaza Executive Board meeting, only hosting it, and is not participating in discussions, while emphasizing its observer status and lack of membership ambitions.
- Nurses shortage prompts proposal to hire non-EU nationalsCyprus's health minister proposes hiring non-EU nurses to address a 600-staff shortage, with strict conditions including language requirements and limited roles.
- New event series launched last Sunday of the monthNicosia Municipal Theatre starts free monthly cultural events on last Sundays, beginning with a jazz marathon on June 28.
- Police warn of scammers impersonating tax departmentPolice in Cyprus warn of scammers impersonating the tax department through phishing emails, urging the public to avoid suspicious links and not share personal information via email.
- Airlines seek parts lifeline as supply chain strain deepensIATA and IATP are collaborating to help airlines access aircraft parts amid supply chain challenges, focusing on pooling resources and digital tools to improve visibility and efficiency.
- Appeal court suspends jail term in robbery caseAn appeal court suspended the jail term of a man convicted of robbery and conspiracy, citing inadequate consideration of his personal circumstances by the lower court.
- Three arrested as police seize another 6.5kg of dried poppy bulbsCyprus police arrested three people and seized 6.5kg of dried poppy bulbs during anti-drug operations in Famagusta and Paphos districts.
- Former auditor general causes stir in first House appearance as MPFormer auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides caused a dispute during his first parliamentary committee appearance as MP by demanding internal Audit Office documents, which current auditor-general Andreas Papaconstantinou opposed, citing lack of committee oversight.
- British retail sales record gloomiest June performance on recordBritish retail sales hit a record low in June, with the CBI retail sales balance falling to -54, the lowest since 1983, as sales were below seasonal norms due to depressed consumer sentiment and rising costs.
- Proposal to microchip sterilised stray cats gains supportA proposal to microchip sterilised stray cats in Cyprus has received support from government services and animal welfare organisations, aiming to improve tracking and management.
- School bus safety tops new transport committee’s agenda as minister outlines prioritiesCyprus' new transport committee will prioritize school bus safety following an audit revealing 35% of public school buses failed inspections, with 19% of unsuitable buses having private certificates. The committee also discussed traffic congestion and road infrastructure projects.
- Fidias’ party demands resignation of Savvides and AngelidesCyprus's Direct Democracy party has called for the resignation of the attorney-general and his deputy, citing a need to restore trust in public institutions amid ongoing controversies over the handling of a major corruption investigation.
- BulkQuant: An AI trading robot platform helping beginners explore fully managed crypto, forex, and stock trading in 2026BulkQuant, an AI trading robot platform, offers fully managed automated trading for crypto, forex, and stock markets, targeting beginners with AI-powered systems, expert oversight, and flexible plans. The platform claims 150,000 active users, 7 million automated trades, and 99.9% uptime.
- AI traffic cameras on table to crack down on mobile phone useThe Cypriot government is exploring AI traffic cameras to address mobile phone use while driving, aiming to improve road safety. The initiative includes monitoring speeding and implementing average speed tracking on highways. The government also plans traffic management projects to reduce congestion.