Cyprus Nineteen people have died after a boat carrying 150 migrants sank near Cyprus Northern Cypriot and Turkish coast guards together with helicopters rescued 103 migrants with the help from commercial vessels in the area 18/07/2018
futuris How to produce a bigger biodiversity of corn crops? How to increase the biodiversity of corn crops in Europe while improving its quality, yield and resilience in natural, sustainable ways? 09/07/2018
Smart Regions Teleprometheus: medical information at your fingertips Better training can help professionals in Intensive Care Units (ICU) avoid errors in treatment and this is what Teleprometheus brings to the table. 25/04/2018
Cyprus Tension between Turkey and Cyprus over gas search Cyprus has accused the Turkish military of obstructing a ship contracted by Italian oil company Eni from approaching an area to explore for natural gas 11/02/2018
Cyprus President of Cyprus re-elected for second term Nicos Anastasiades won with 56 percent of the vote. In an exclusive interview with Euronews he said he would make unity with Turkish Cypriots a top priority. 05/02/2018
Cyprus Cyprus voters give president a second term Nicos Anastasiades beats rival for a second time as voters approve his handling of the island's once crisis hit economy 05/02/2018
Cyprus Greek Cypriots vote in presidential runoff Voters say they want a president they can trust not only to finally reunite the island but also to boost its economy, on the mend after a financial crisis in 2013. 03/02/2018
Cyprus Apathetic young Cypriots avoid Sunday's presidential election "I didn’t vote and I will not vote. I am not interested in politics." 02/02/2018
Cyprus Property for passports? How Russians have given Cyprus a boost Cyprus defends its controversial citizenship scheme 01/02/2018
Cyprus Greek Cypriots head to the polls to pick their next president Polls predict outgoing president Nicos Anastasiades will win the election. 28/01/2018
Travel News Half a day in Cyprus It was exciting to visit the old world charm of Cyprus for the first time ever in December. Cyprus is known as the gateway to the Middle East where 15/01/2018
Cyprus Cash for passports? Reactions from Cyprus Cypriot Finance Minister reacts to the controvery surrounding its scheme to grant passports to wealthy foreign investors. 18/09/2017
Cyprus Cyprus 'sells' citizenship to Russia and Ukraine's super-wealthy At least 400 individuals, including the super-rich from Russia and Ukraine, have allegedly received Cypriot citizenship by investing in the country 18/09/2017
Sport Ultimate Platini fan wins Guinness record Cypriot Philippos Stavrou Platini spent three decades and hundreds of thousands of euros building the world's largest collection of football memorabilia. 11/09/2017
Cyprus Meet the donkeys in Cyprus orphaned by war Tourists love them but some locals in northeast Cyprus think they are a nuisance and a road safety menace! 22/08/2017
Cyprus Cyprus: the wounds of a divided island For the past two years the Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akıncı, and the Greek Cypriot leader, Nicos Anastasiades, have made a push for peace which has now stalled. 11/07/2017
futuris How global warming is changing when Europe’s rain arrives Studies in six European locations are looking at the impact of climate change on water supply, so that we can improve our understanding of what to expect, and how to respond. 10/07/2017
Cyprus 97-year-old graduates in Cyprus Constandinos Georgiades went back to school at 80, before taking his degree at the University of Cyprus 29/06/2017
Cyprus How millions of songbirds are being illegally slaughtered to supply Cypriot restaurants An estimated 2.3 million songbirds were illegally killed last autumn in Cyprus where they are served in restaurants as a local delicacy 17/03/2017
Unreported Europe Hopes and hurdles for Cyprus reunification It is believed to be Aphrodite’s birthplace, yet Cyprus’ modern history has not been one marked by love – rather by a great deal of violence that ended with the island’s division between a Turkish nor 24/02/2017
Unreported Europe Cyprus reunification: What is at stake politically? Sophie Claudet, Euronews: What is the general support in favour of a peace accord nowadays in Cyprus? 24/02/2017
Unreported Europe The economic benefits of a reunified Cyprus Sophie Claudet, Euronews:Is the business community in and outside Cyprus preparing and pushing for a peace deal? 24/02/2017
Unreported Europe Cyprus: the trapped treasures of a divided island For over 40 years Cyprus has been divided between its Turkish and Greek communities. Many however strive for reunification, which could boost the island's economy. 23/02/2017
Unreported Europe Cyprus: displaced people and reunification of a divided island Euronews Insiders speaks with Cypriots whose families were displaced after fighting in the 1970s. 22/02/2017
View The EU offers all the guarantees Cyprus needs: Opinion By Nikos Christodoulides, Cyprus government spokesman The seemingly intractable Cyprus problem has been dubbed the ‘graveyard of diplomats’, an unforgiving label alluding to the failed attempts of the 23/01/2017
Europe News Greek FM rejects blame game over Cyprus talks Both Greece and Turkey have traded blows with talks set to continue over the divided island of Cyprus. 16/01/2017
