Cyprus Mail

Paphos welcomes new art exhibition

An exhibition opening this month at Ibrahim’s Khan, brings artworks to Paphos’ old town. Cyprus-based artist Anastasia Krivenko presents her solo art exhibition The Way Out from November 28. A visual artist specialising in soft pastel and mixed media, Krivenko’s work explores memory, identity and the transient nature of existence, reflecting how memories evolve over […]

Further 132 vehicles immobilised over Takata airbags

Another 132 vehicles with faulty Takata airbags will be immobilised, the road department said on Saturday. The immobilisation follows a recall over cars equipped with defective Takata airbags issued by CIC Automasters, the distributer of Opel/Vauxhall in Cyprus. The transport ministry said that the new announcement comes in addition to the notices issued on October […]

COP30 heads into a final showdown

A fire late on Thursday near the East Africa pavilion at COP30 in Belem, Brazil forced mass evacuations from the climate summit, just as negotiations were reaching their end. A ‘bad omen’? Maybe, given what followed. COP30 was meant to be concluded on Friday, but a monumental clash on fossil fuels has divided delegates. The […]

Erhurman slams Christodoulides for commenting on Cyprus problem

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Friday night said comments made by President Nikos Christodoulides regarding the Cyprus problem during a visit of Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas were “null and void,” “I said that an atmosphere of solution is needed on this island. I said, and I say, that Mr. Christodoulides and I have a […]