Destinations What you need to know about visiting Cyprus, the original love island A guide to changing travel restrictions in Cyprus, and what should be on any visitor's must-see list. 29/05/2021
World Nicos Anastasiades looks to veto the EU's 'positive agenda' with Turkey "It would be political suicide if, with my knowledge, I accepted a positive agenda without Cyprus included" - The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, gives his view on Cypriot relations. 25/05/2021
Cyprus Christians protest as Cyprus 'Satanic' Eurovision song gets to final Believers in Cyprus claim that “El Diablo” encourages devil worship. Singer Elena Tsagrinou says they have got the wrong end of the stick. 20/05/2021
Cyprus Low expectations as UN tries to kickstart Cyprus peace talks It's the first attempt to restart talks since a push for a peace deal collapsed in 2017. 27/04/2021
Cyprus Euroviews. Erdogan is the only one that can restart Cyprus peace talks | View "The only party that can turn the climate on its head and lead to a restart of negotiations in Geneva is Turkey and President Erdogan," says expert Alexandros Zachariades. 26/04/2021
My Europe Series Can new UN peace talks solve the decades-old Cyprus conflict? The Cyprus conflict has been known as "the graveyard of diplomats". Will the new round of UN-mediated talks next week be any different? 26/04/2021
Cyprus Protesters demand withdrawal of Cyprus' 'satanic' Eurovision entry Singer Elena Tsagrinou, insists "El Diablo" has been misinterpreted and is actually about an abusive relationship, which is "extremely relevant" in these "MeToo" times. 07/03/2021
World Flamingos vulnerable to lead poisoning in Cyprus, say conservationists The Lanarca salt lake is a "fantastic wetland" that is important for flamingos migrating from Turkey in the winter months, according to Martin Hellicar, the director of BirdLife Cyprus. 23/02/2021
Cyprus Cyprus activists say lead pellets from hunters threaten flamingos Like other birds, flamingos swallow small pebbles to aid digestion but can’t distinguish between pebbles and the lead pellets. 21/02/2021
Cyprus Cyprus: Brawl at overcrowded migrant camp injures over two dozen The large brawl involved nationals from Syria and several African countries at an overcrowded migrant reception camp outside of Cyprus’ capital Nicosia. 12/01/2021
No Comment 'A gift of life': Cyprus' president has COVID vaccine live on TV It comes after Cyprus began its COVID vaccine programme on Sunday. 28/12/2020
No Comment Virus-hit Cyprus shuts hospitality and restaurants for holiday season The measures were set to span the Christmas holidays and will stay in force until December 31. 11/12/2020
Cyprus Federal future for Cyprus is 'going nowhere': Ersin Tatar Federal future for Cyprus is 'going nowhere', says Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar 02/12/2020
Cyprus Turkey's Erdogan visits North Cyprus and calls for two island states The Turkish president's comments came during a controversial visit to the north of the island, occupied by Turkey since 1974 and not recognised internationally. 15/11/2020
Cyprus Nationalist candidate Ersin Tatar wins Turkish Cypriot leadership vote Local officials confirm he narrowly defeated the left-wing incumbent Mustafa Akıncı in Sunday's run-off vote 18/10/2020
Cyprus Cyprus cancels controversial 'Golden passport' programme The lucrative scheme allowed wealthy non-Europeans to get an EU passport for a minimum of €2.15 million. 14/10/2020
Cyprus Cyprus 'holding up' EU sanctions on Belarus over bloc stance on Turkey European diplomats say Cypriot officials are threatening to veto sanctions against Minsk if the EU does not consider action over a separate dispute in the Mediterranean Sea. 18/09/2020
Cyprus US urges Turkey to back diplomacy amid mounting tensions with Greece US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has urged Turkey to engage in dialogue and take no more actions to increase tensions with Greece in the Eastern Mediterranean. 13/09/2020
Cyprus Turkish-Cypriot leader calls on EU to reduce eastern Med tensions As tensions continue to rise in the eastern Mediterranean, with Turkey, Greece and Cyprus at odds over territorial waters, the Turkish-Cypriot leader told Euronews EU countries should be working to de-escalate the situation. 09/09/2020
Cyprus Cyprus warns migrants positive to COVID-19 may illegally cross into EU It comes after a number of migrants who recently crossed from the breakaway north to the internationally recognised south of Cyprus tested positive to COVID-19. 19/07/2020
Cyprus Turkey's growing war of words with Greece and Cyprus over sea drilling Greece accuses Turkey of resorting to "gunboat diplomacy" near Cyprus, but analysts say the EU must recognise the West is no longer Ankara's only foreign policy partner 25/06/2020
Cyprus Coronavirus: Cyprus launches voluntary tracking app to halt spread The government of Cyprus is encouraging the voluntary use of a locally developed app designed to locate people who may have come into contact with someone infected with coronavirus. 02/05/2020
Cyprus Oil for peace: Cypriots turn to commerce to bridge Greek-Turkish divide Oil for peace: Cypriots turn to commerce to bridge Greek-Turkish divide 11/02/2020
Cyprus British woman given four month suspended sentence over rape claim British woman given four month suspended sentence over 'false' rape claim 07/01/2020
Cyprus Cyrpus rape verdict 'will deter women from reporting violence': Lawyer Nicoletta Charalambidou says that the authorities in Cyprus do not take claims of violence against women seriously enough. 31/12/2019
Cyprus British woman guilty of fabricating rape claim against 12 Israelis The individuals she had accused of assaulting her were not summoned to court because prosecutors considered it a case of public mischief and not rape. 30/12/2019