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
View Football could be the level playing field to start the healing process in a divided Cyprus ǀ View Reunifying the national team after 65 years of separation could be the strongest confidence building measure to restore the bond between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities, as well as spark new life into a withering team. 16/12/2019
brussels bureau Foreign ministers discuss Turkey-Syria conflict Foreign ministers met to weigh options for how the EU should respond to Turkey's invasion of Syria. 15/10/2019
Business The collapse of Thomas Cook sent shockwaves across the industry The Greek tourism confederation says economic losses for the country's businesses might be up to 500 million euros. 24/09/2019
Cyprus Blasts hit ammunition depot in Cyprus, some injured says minister A series of blasts hit an ammunition depot in northern Cyprus after a fire broke out in a military zone. 12/09/2019
no comment World War Two veteran breaks own scuba diving record at 96 A 96-year-old World War Two veteran celebrated his birthday on Saturday (August 31) by breaking his own record as the world's oldest active scuba diver for the third year running. 31/08/2019
Greece Hunt for astrophysicist missing on Greek island after morning jog The 34-year-old British-Cypriot was reported missing by her husband after she failed to return from a morning run on the Greek island of Ikaria. 07/08/2019
Cyprus Cyprus police arrest British woman for ‘false rape’ claim All initially accused Israelis freed after Cypriot authorities arrested 19-year-old British woman who claimed she was raped on suspicion of a false allegation. 29/07/2019
Cyprus Watch: Food initiative tackles Cyprus' lionfish invasion With the invasion of lionfish in the eastern Mediterranean reaching worrying levels, an EU-funded initiative is promoting the fish as food in Cyprus. 18/07/2019
Belgium EU sanctions Turkey for drilling off the coast of Cyprus EU foreign ministers decided to cut aid to Turkey and suspend high-level bilateral talks. 16/07/2019
Cyprus EU warns Turkey of sanctions if drilling off Cyprus continues Turkey has denied it is doing anything illegal on the divided island - where a huge discovery of reserves has set off a race to tap into the resources. 12/07/2019
Cyprus Tensions mount as second Turkish ship plans to drill off Cyprus A Turkish ship planning to drill for oil and gas close to Cyprus dropped anchor off the island on Monday, sparking tensions with Nicosia and the European Union. 08/07/2019
Sweden Cyprus minister rejects claims of high antibiotic levels in halloumi A Swedish food expert warned Halloumi from Cyprus contains high levels of antibiotics and said it "could be worse than eating meat," but Cypriot Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis hit back calling the claims "defamation". 05/07/2019
Cyprus Cypriot army captain gets seven life sentences for serial killing spree A Cypriot army captain was sentenced to seven life terms after pleading guilty to killing five women and two children in a grisly three-year murder spree 24/06/2019
Cyprus Why are Turkey and Cyprus arguing over drilling rights? The 45-year dispute over the northern part of Cyprus has flared up once more as Turkey begins oil and gas exploration off the coast but how did this conflict start? 24/06/2019
Cyprus Cypriot army captain gets seven life sentences for serial killings An army captain was sentenced to seven life imprisonment terms after pleading guilty to killing five women and two children in a three-year murder spree. 24/06/2019
Cyprus Watch: UN soldiers vacate Cypriot former playground of rich and famous The Ledra Palace sits at the heart of Nicosia's buffer zone. 17/06/2019
Malta EU Mediterranean states back Cyprus in dispute with Turkey Earlier this week Cyprus said it had issued arrest warrants for the crew of a Turkish drilling ship which it said had infringed on its territory. 15/06/2019
Cyprus European Sleepovers: Unity in Cyprus, Europe's divided city Stuart continues his sofa surfing trip around the continent. This week he meets Michael and Mahria, a young couple living in Cyprus. 08/05/2019
Good Morning Europe European Sleepovers: Exploring the last divided city in the world Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa surfing across the continent, staying with locals to find out what's important to them. 08/05/2019
Cyprus Cyprus' justice chief quits over handling of suspected serial killer It comes amid a public uproar over the fact the murderer’s actions went undetected for almost three years. 02/05/2019
France European sleepovers: We feel Europe’s pulse ahead of May’s elections Our reporter has been sofa-surfing across the continent, staying with the locals to find out what's important to you. Filming the adventure on my phone, you’ve been sharing your stories of what’s working, and what’s not in the EU. 01/05/2019
Cyprus Cyprus police find another victim of online dating serial killer Police in Cyprus found human remains on Sunday in an ongoing investigation into a suspected serial killer who went undetected for almost three years. 28/04/2019
Cyprus Cypriot police search for more victims of online dating serial killer Cypriot police searched on Friday for more victims of a suspected serial killer amid mounting public accusations that authorities mishandled investigations. 26/04/2019
Good Morning Europe Turkish Cypriots return Greek artworks in goodwill gesture Talks on future of island resume, but fundamental differences remain. 27/02/2019
