Sunday, 19 April 2026
Omonia defeated APOEL 2-0 to extend their lead at the top of the standings to 13 points. They remain on track to secure their 22nd league title as early as the next matchday.
Livestock farmers held a protest at the GSP stadium, marching towards the Ministry of Agriculture to express their dissatisfaction with the handling of the foot-and-mouth disease crisis. They are calling for an immediate end to mass culling, arguing that these measures destroy their livelihoods and families.
Atromitos secured a 3-2 victory against AEL Novibet in a match marked by high tension and a post-game clash between coaches. Dusan Kerkez expressed outrage at Savvas Pantelidis' insinuations regarding the team's integrity, demanding that he focus on his own team.
The Cypriot Ministry of Defense is actively upgrading the National Guard to address modern geopolitical challenges and security threats. Efforts include personnel development, infrastructure modernization, and participation in European defense initiatives like the SAFE program to bolster operational capabilities.
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to a U.S. naval blockade, labeling any approaching ships as potential targets.
Media reports suggest President Nikos Christodoulides may seek a coalition with the Democratic Rally (DISY) following the upcoming legislative elections. Meanwhile, concerns persist regarding the president's relationship with ELAM and its impact on his standing within the European center-right.
Cyprus is hosting an informal European Council summit to address the geopolitical challenges posed by conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. Leaders will focus on strengthening EU security through mutual assistance and drafting a framework for the 2028-2034 financial budget.
The six-year-old daughter of Lefteris Petrounias and Vasiliki Millousi has achieved her first gold medals in gymnastics. This early success follows in the footsteps of her famous athletic parents.
The football championship schedule is currently being released incrementally, causing frustration among teams and stakeholders. It is urged that the Cyprus Football Association provides a clearer, long-term calendar for the remaining matches.
Reports suggest that Gustavo Poyet is the top candidate to replace Giorgos Donis as the coach of Al-Khaleej. The club is reportedly looking for a change in leadership following recent developments.
Andreas Georgiou marked his 44th birthday with widespread public and professional well-wishes. His wife, Simoni Christodoulou, posted a social media tribute featuring their child and a heartfelt message.
Turkey is employing aggressive rhetoric toward Greece and Cyprus to increase its regional geopolitical influence. While Ankara claims to be acting defensively against encirclement, regional observers characterize the policy as a deliberate tactic of intimidation.
Cardiff City secured their promotion back to the Championship following a 3-1 victory against Reading and favorable results elsewhere. The team's return was confirmed in dramatic fashion after a goal from opposing goalkeeper Jack Buckcroft secured a draw for Stockport against Exeter.
A 30-year-old driver was arrested in Larnaca after crashing into a house while intoxicated and lacking a valid license. The suspect refused a secondary breathalyzer test and is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow.
Antonis Remos and Zeta Makrypoulia had an unexpected indirect encounter on television years after their high-profile relationship ended. Despite their split in 2008, the singer's recent appearance on a talk show highlighted that they now share only positive feelings.
Singer Kostas Doxas is reportedly in a relationship with journalist Mary Argyriadou. The couple met while participating in the show Just the 2 of Us.
The article explores how the public often confuses real-life violence and corruption scandals with fiction, leading to a dangerous distrust of journalism. It highlights a current case of high-level corruption that is being dismissed by authorities, potentially undermining democracy and the truth.
The Cyprus property market is currently suffering from a lack of development and maintenance due to misaligned financial incentives for landlords, tenants, and property owners. Legislative changes, such as land taxes and improved tenancy laws, are necessary to address the market failure leading to urban decay and rising rents.
A 30-year-old man was arrested in Larnaca after crashing into a house wall while driving without a license and under the influence of alcohol. He is scheduled to appear in district court tomorrow to face charges.
The Eat Wisely Family Camp concludes its activities with a final day filled with diverse experiences for all participants. This closing event marks the end of a program dedicated to family engagement and wellness.
Foot-and-mouth disease has spread to a 4,000-pig farm in Paliometocho, bringing the total number of infected livestock units in Cyprus to 92. Authorities are investigating the transmission while preparing for an expected increase in cases to triple digits.
The famous actor Matthew McConaughey is expected to visit Greece in May. His trip is scheduled for the purpose of filming a project.
Four people were injured during a shooting incident at a park in Arden Arcade, Sacramento, on Saturday evening. Law enforcement authorities have cordoned off the area and are currently searching for information regarding potential suspects.
A resident reports an aggressive encounter with individuals claiming to represent the EAC regarding the mandatory installation of smart meters. The author expresses concern over the lack of proper identification and the intimidating tactics used by the officials during the process.
Zivkovic delivered an inspiring speech to his teammates in the locker room ahead of the derby match against AEK. He urged the squad to prove their worth and demonstrate that they truly deserve to win the championship.
North Korea conducted another round of ballistic missile tests from its east coast amidst rising global tensions. Experts suggest these launches are a demonstration of military capability and a strategic move to gain leverage ahead of potential diplomatic talks.
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake occurred 21 kilometers south-southwest of Goudouras, Crete, at a depth of 6.2 kilometers. No damage or injuries were reported following the event.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed current political issues and the ongoing fight against toxicity in public discourse. He also noted potential economic support measures for households and businesses, depending on the impact of regional conflict on the global economy.
Police in Paphos have arrested a 37-year-old woman for burglary after she was caught in a warehouse. Additionally, two other suspects, aged 19 and 41, have been remanded for their alleged roles in a series of arson attacks across Cyprus.
AEL Limassol supporters protested urban development with a banner following a building collapse. The incident resulted in two fatalities in Limassol.
Madonna appeared as a special guest during Sabrina Carpenter's set at the Coachella festival on April 17. This event marked Madonna's return to the festival stage two decades after her initial performance.
Law enforcement officials apprehended five individuals for various criminal activities during a series of island-wide security operations. The police action also involved extensive traffic monitoring and inspections of local establishments, leading to numerous citations.
Police conducted a search of lawyer Nikos Clerides' office and home during the Easter holiday, sparking concerns regarding the protection of legal professional privilege. Legal experts argue that the warrant lacked a necessary independent observer to oversee the process and safeguard confidential client data.
Larnaca plans to move its town hall to the old hospital building using funds from the sale of a municipal plot on Hermes Street. The project is estimated to cost 8.7 million euros and supports the city's infrastructure development for 2030.
Greece and Cyprus are negotiating the transfer of up to 90 Leopard 1A5 tanks to the Cypriot National Guard to bolster defense capabilities. The final agreement depends on an upcoming technical inspection of the vehicles currently in Greek service.
Two people died in a building collapse in Limassol, leading to an urgent government-led crackdown on hazardous residential structures. Provincial authorities are now enforcing mandatory evacuations for buildings deemed to be at risk of collapse.
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