
Cyprus Mail Explores Chilean Empanadas Culinary Identity
Cyprus Mail delves into the culinary identity of Chilean Empanadas, tracing their origins to 16th-century Spanish colonial cooking traditions that introduced folded pastries to the Americas.
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Cyprus Mail delves into the culinary identity of Chilean Empanadas, tracing their origins to 16th-century Spanish colonial cooking traditions that introduced folded pastries to the Americas.

An editorial argues that President Christodoulides' strategy of linking the Cyprus problem to EU-Turkey relations, initially seen as an achievement, is now proving to be an obstacle.

David Hunter, who was convicted of manslaughter in 2023 for killing his wife, has been rushed to the hospital in critical condition due to heart failure, according to Cyprus Mail sources.

As the next FIFA World Cup approaches, discussions are ongoing regarding player impact, team preparations, and the tournament's schedule. Various reports and podcasts are covering qualifying matches, player performances, and the broader implications of the global football event.

An editorial in the Cyprus Mail argues for an end to the long-standing practice in Cyprus where anyone with a university degree could become a public school teacher, regardless of their specific abilities, as long as their degree was recognized.

For the moment, Cyprus does not face a problem in relation to its fuel stocks amid the Persian Gulf energy crunch, the Cyprus Mail has learned. “Right now we are fine, but it’s only a snapshot, things can change from one day to the next,” said George Papanastasiou, the former energy minister. About 20 per […]

Turkey is expected to deploy four F-16 fighter jets to Cyprus on Sunday, the Cyprus Mail has been informed.

Low-cost airline easyJet has cancelled all its flights connecting Cyprus and the United Kingdom until Thursday, the Cyprus Mail has learned.

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An opinion piece from Cyprus Mail argues that nepotism remains prevalent, criticizing President Nikos Christodoulides for relying on soundbites rather than rational arguments.

A Cyprus Mail review highlights an Italian restaurant located inside Metropolis Mall in Larnaca as a recommended dining spot, especially during hot weather.

Cyprus Mail has introduced a new Restaurant Reviews Hub, making it easier for readers to discover dining experiences organized by district.

An opinion piece in the Cyprus Mail argues that state nurses and doctors pose the biggest threat to the future of Gesy, Cyprus's general healthcare system, citing their sense of entitlement and greed.

An opinion piece from Cyprus Mail discusses the common practice of election candidates exceeding legal spending limits during campaigns, questioning the effectiveness of current laws and investigations.

President Nikos Christodoulides will hold a meeting with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres next week, with that meeting most likely set to take place on the sidelines of next week’s European Council summit in Brussels, presidential press office director Victor Papadopoulos said on Thursday. He told the Cyprus Mail that the meeting will likely take […]

In an exclusive interview with the Cyprus Mail, President of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE), Roman Završek, explores the CCBE’s Standing Committee’s future aims, which will…

An article in the Cyprus Mail reflects on the historical concept of power in international affairs, referencing Thucydides' Melian Dialogue to illustrate how power increasingly disregards legality.

An editorial in the Cyprus Mail questions whether human negligence or 'stupidity' was the underlying cause of a recent fire in Larnaca, despite reassurances about the island's fire season preparedness.

An opinion piece from Cyprus Mail reflects on the nature of personal complaints, contrasting them with significant issues like water scarcity, and highlights climate change as a stark reminder of real challenges.

An editorial in the Cyprus Mail expresses disbelief that both the executive and legislature have long ignored the constitutional issues surrounding deputy ministries, the first of which was introduced by the Nicos Anastasiades government in 2019.

A post from the Cyprus Mail's Facebook account was removed from the platform following a wave of "cyber-attacks" targeting journalists and news outlets in Cyprus in recent days.

United States officials were flown from the Harir airbase near the Iraqi city of Erbil to the United Kingdom’s Akrotiri airbase in Cyprus, the Cyprus Mail has been informed, though it is not clear whether they remain there. A spokesperson for the British defence ministry said that the US officials, some of whom were consular […]

After our recent piece ‘Why Cyprus needs its cats and dogs’ on the island’s relationship with our felines and canines (Cyprus Mail, February 9), canine behaviour consultant Nick Ravignat got in…

A new “security threat” was declared at the United Kingdom’s Akrotiri air force base in Cyprus shortly after midday on Monday, the Cyprus Mail has learned. Sources informed the Cyprus Mail that personnel at the base were told of the threat, and instructed to “return to your homes and stay inside until further notice”. They were also […]

Water runoff into the island’s dams saw a substantial uptick in recent days, although the overall situation remains precarious, a former official told the Cyprus Mail on Tuesday. Over the past four days alone, approximately 3.3 million cubic metres (mcm) flowed into the reservoirs – bringing total storage up to 19.8 per cent of capacity on […]