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FBI Team to Arrive in Cyprus as Sandy Case Investigation Advances

US investigators expected to assist with analysis of testimonies as authorities say probe is at an advanced stage.

Cyprus Divided

UN Peacekeeping Chief Says Buffer Zone Tensions Moving Toward De-escalation

Jean-Pierre Lacroix meets President Christodoulides in Nicosia as UNFICYP maintains efforts in Pyla to return to status quo conditions. Daily Turkish Cypriot incursions continue on the plateau, say sources.

POLITICS

The Digital Republic That Still Votes on Paper

As newly registered voters are directed to collect physical electoral booklets from their municipality, a question presents itself: why does one of the EU's smallest and most digitally connected countries still run elections like it's 1985?

ECONOMY

Cyprus Warns of Potential Transport Fuel Shortage Amid Middle East Tensions

Minister urges preparedness and coordinated EU action as risks to supply chains and energy security emerge.

POLITICS

Threats of Chaos Ahead of EU Summit

Livestock farmers warn of escalating action as they demand an immediate halt to cullings; tough new measures to curb the spread of the virus were discussed at a critical meeting. Concerns remain abourt different policy adopted by Turkish Cypriots.

POLITICS

'Sandy' Case: Cabinet Briefed And To Decide

The Minister of Justice will brief the Council of Ministers today, after which the body will decide whether to appoint an independent criminal investigator in relation to the “Santi” case.

NEWSPULSE

Cyprus Shipmanagement Revenue Tops €1 Billion in Second Half of 2025

ECONOMY

|21.04.2026 14:04

EU Sets New Rules for Smartphones With Major Changes From 2027

SOCIAL LENS

|21.04.2026 13:41

UN Peacekeeping Chief Says Buffer Zone Tensions Moving Toward De-escalation

Cyprus Divided

|21.04.2026 13:18

Cyclist Injuries in Cyprus Drop Sharply, EU Report Finds

SOCIAL LENS

|21.04.2026 13:14

The Digital Republic That Still Votes on Paper

POLITICS

|21.04.2026 13:00

Louisiana Police Probe Motive after Eight Children Killed in Domestic Violence Shooting

GLOBE

|21.04.2026 12:54

FBI Team to Arrive in Cyprus as Sandy Case Investigation Advances

POLITICS

|21.04.2026 12:43

Cyprus National Guard and French Forces Conduct Joint Military Exercise

POLITICS

|21.04.2026 12:28

Cyprus Warns of Potential Transport Fuel Shortage Amid Middle East Tensions

ECONOMY

|21.04.2026 12:12

Mostly Clear Skies With Local Showers Ahead of Dust Return

SOCIAL LENS

|21.04.2026 11:56

PODIUM

Jean-Pierre Lacroix meets President Christodoulides in Nicosia as UNFICYP maintains efforts in Pyla to return to status quo conditions. Daily Turkish Cypriot incursions continue on the plateau, say sources.

As newly registered voters are directed to collect physical electoral booklets from their municipality, a question presents itself: why does one of the EU's smallest and most digitally connected countries still run elections like it's 1985?

Minister urges preparedness and coordinated EU action as risks to supply chains and energy security emerge.

Livestock farmers warn of escalating action as they demand an immediate halt to cullings; tough new measures to curb the spread of the virus were discussed at a critical meeting. Concerns remain abourt different policy adopted by Turkish Cypriots.

The Minister of Justice will brief the Council of Ministers today, after which the body will decide whether to appoint an independent criminal investigator in relation to the “Santi” case.

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