Traffic cameras are to go on trial operation for a three-month period on Monday but those caught will receive a warning only through the mail up until 1 January, 2022.

Digital Agenda Cyprus was off to a running start on Tuesday with introductory remarks by founder Demetris Lottides followed by an array of fascinating speakers who spoke about various issues affecting many of us in today’s digital age including how our lives have, and will change due to the advance of new technologies in the post-pandemic era.

The Open University of Cyprus (OUC) has won a gold award at the Cyprus Education Leaders Awards 2021 for innovative applications of digital technology in education for a third consecutive year.

Amid concern over rising grain prices, Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis on Tuesday assured MPs on the House agriculture committee that the government will support livestock farmers.

Alonas’ hazelnut forest will be cleaned and promoted through a project forming part of the national strategy for the development of Troodos mountain communities.

State health services organisation (Okypy) is by the side of patients, its Chief Executive Officer said on Tuesday as he announced the pandemic had cost the island’s health service around €100 million.

A recent influx of arrivals of British tourists has breathed new life into coronavirus stricken Paphos tourism, as hoteliers say October will be the best month for the past two years.

The leaders of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt took their electricity and security alliance to the next level, pledging to establish an office to coordinate “issues of mutual interest”.

A Cypriot biologist was honoured during Mediterranean researchers’ night last month for her work on the flora and fauna of the green line in Cyprus.

The government is examining the possibility of introducing price caps on essential items to stem inflationary trends pushing the cost of living skywards.