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Binge it or skip it: Young Sherlock – An identity crisis and an awkward detective
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International Short Film Festival of Cyprus: Parallel events and special screenings
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Binge it or skip it: Young Sherlock – An identity crisis and an awkward detective
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Brain-reading devices threaten democracy, professor warns Cyprus parliament
Scientists clashed at parliament's Human Rights Committee on Monday over whether consumer devices that track brain activity, such as...
5 October 2026
Crowds flock to Cyprus Comic Con as screen actors visit Nicosia
5 October 2026
Police still investigating leak of Demosthenous morgue photo
28 September 2026
Most Cypriot 15-year-olds lack basic reading skills, PISA finds
25 September 2026
Companies refuse to close anonymous accounts hurling abuse, police tell House committee
21 September 2026
Opinion
Parthenon Marbles: legitimising theft through loans
The Parthenon Marbles — magnificent, unmatched in beauty, and belonging to the whole of humanity — are once again...
15 September 2026
Local
Children as young as 14 using cocaine in state care, minister warns
Serious gaps and problems in how the state manages children in its care and protection were reported to the...
14 September 2026
Opinion
From Nazi bonfires to Russian bombs: burning books, erasing a nation
Russia has torched 12 million books in Ukraine. Printing houses, publishers and second-hand bookshops have all been hit in...
11 September 2026
Local
Social media now Cypriots’ top source for news, survey finds
Social media has become Cypriots' leading source of news, with 73 per cent of citizens now turning to social...
10 September 2026
Local
Cyprus “Red Flag” app to launch, aims to prevent gender-based violence
Cyprus recorded 10,000 reports of crimes against women and domestic violence over the past five years, with 7,000 of...
7 September 2026
Local
CY-Alert: why Saturday’s warning came after the storms began, and what to do if yours didn’t sound
Civil Defence has defended the timing of Saturday's CY-Alert flood warning, which reached citizens' phones at 12:15pm, after severe...
1 September 2026
Local
Cyprus-born Greek Twins build bridge between China, Cyprus and Greece through viral videos
From the snowy peaks of Troodos to Cyprus’s sunny beaches, traditional villages and local cuisine, Marianna and Sofia Erotokritou...
30 August 2026
Sports
Marina Hadjicosta: “Not Cypriot enough,” they said. She proved them wrong.
Marina Hadjicosta came home from the World U20 Athletics Championships in Oregon a few days ago with a bronze...
17 August 2026
Local
Cyprus’s unaccompanied refugee children recall trip to Greece after 1974 invasion
They boarded the ships with a single change of clothes, heading into the unknown but away from the horror...
26 July 2026
Opinion
AI’s bias against women
Artificial intelligence has made up its mind about women. Kitchen. Nursery. Nothing more. That's not hyperbole, it's what a 2024...
13 July 2026
Exhibition
Mental health seen through clothes, fashion show battles stigma
"Fashion Fighting Stigma" is a movement that began in Cyprus and is now set to travel abroad, using clothes...
7 July 2026
Opinion
Big Brother for abusers, enough murdered women
Three femicide attempts have happened on our small island in only three days. The first instance was a 35 year...
6 July 2026
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7 October 2026
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Brussels lays groundwork for EU expansion
7 October 2026
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On this day: the far side of the moon was photographed for the first time, in 1959
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