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Earthquake of 6.4 magnitude shakes Cyprus
An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck Cyprus region on Tuesday, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said. The quake was at a depth of 2 km (1.24 miles), EMSC said. …
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Pope Francis urges Cyprus to heal the division and accept more migrants
As part of his efforts to mitigate the refugee crisis in Europe, Pope Francis arrived on Cyprus on Thursday with a focus on inter-faith dialogue. With Cyprus being at the …
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Omicron variant could heavily impact Greece’s and Cyprus’s tourism recovery
As Omicron variant case numbers increase around the world, Greece and Cyprus brace over a new threat that could potentially harm their recovering tourism industry. Compared to other countries in …
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Cypriot conundrum: Six million kilograms of halloumi sit in stockpile
Following a surge in demand in previous years, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused Cyprus to be lumbered with a 6-million kilogram stockpile of halloumi. The situation is linked to the …
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Greece takes positive steps to supply Egypt with electricity
Greece undertook on Tuesday 19 October 2021, to take the necessary steps to link Egypt’s electricity needs to the European Union’s energy grid. It is proposed that a cable will …
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Australian Alumni Association of Cyprus presents the COVID-19 Australia-Cyprus Forum
The Australian Alumni Association of Cyprus is presenting the COVID-19 Australia-Cyprus Forum in association with the Australian High Commission in Cyprus and The University of Cyprus. Focusing on the last …
Turkish Cypriots react to Berejiklian’s message for the anniversary of the invasion
New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s letter supporting the work of the “Justice for Cyprus Committee of NSW” has elicited great emotion from the Cypriot community, both in approval and …
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Cypriot Community shows its solidarity to fire-ravaged villages back home
The Cyprus Community of NSW has developed a GoFundMe fundraiser to send relief to the Cypriot villages affected by some of the worst wildfires in its country’s history, fires which …
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Cyprus and Greece lead condemnation of Erdogan’s plans
Greek foreign minister Nikos Dendias said that neither Greece nor Cyprus would “tolerate Turkish unlawful conduct, the imposition of fait accomplis on the ground.” after a meeting yesterday with after …
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Greek ministry lashes out at Erdogan’s plan to reopen Varosha
Greece’s foreign ministry condemned Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan’s announcement yesterday that he would reopen part of Varosha. The tourist resort suburb of Famagusta has remained shut down since 1974 when …