MPs demand firm timetable for school air conditioner rollout
A House education committee meeting on Wednesday called for a strict schedule to install and switch on air conditioners in all schools, as many classrooms still lack working units.
MPs question 21 semi-state board appointments made outside advisory list
Lawmakers pressed the government over 21 appointments to semi-state boards that bypassed the advisory council's recommendations, as officials defended the cabinet's final say.
Avakoum monastery fraud trial hears defence challenge ex-monk's abuse claims
Lawyers for two monks accused of fraud at the Avakoum monastery have questioned a former monk's testimony that he was overworked and had his documents taken, as the trial continues in Cyprus.
Cyprus doctors' association to audit medics at unlicensed clinics
CyMA says it will map doctors working in unlicensed centres and review legal gaps, as police investigate two Larnaca clinics offering plasmapheresis.
Cypriot judge Papasavvas elected president of EU General Court
Savvas Papasavvas, a Cypriot judge born in Nicosia, has been elected president of the General Court of the European Union for the term running until August 31, 2028.
Cabinet Allocates Extra 3.5m Cubic Metres of Water for Farmers in 2026
Cyprus will release an additional 3.5 million cubic metres of water for irrigation in 2026, mostly from the southern pipeline, with strict monitoring of consumption.