The Latest Breaking News from Cyprus

Cyprus officials say the east Mediterranean island nation will receive free-of-charge portable desalination plants from the United Arab Emirates to cover its water needs this summer as reservoir deposits are nearly depleted

The ongoing transatlantic trade tensions have taken a sharper turn with the United States announcing a new 20% tariff on all imports from the European Union. This move has prompted immediate countermeasures from the EU, marking another chapter in the ongoing cycle of reciprocal tariffs.

As I sprinted across the flower-rich meadow on the eastern coast of Cyprus, I could barely see my car. The air was full of tiny black dots, pelting like bullets past me. I hauled open the car door and breathed a sigh of relief once inside. I was surrounded by…

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The government will provide €3 million of funding over the next two years to help hotels build their own desalination plants.

Cyprus says it will make money available to subsidize construction of private desalination plants at hotels on the tourism-reliant island nation as dwindling fresh water reserves in 108 dams are reaching alarmingly low levels