Christodoulides: S&P Upgrade a Strong Vote of Confidence
The President says Cyprus's return to an "A" rating for the first time since 2011 reflects the country's economic resilience and growth prospects.
North Korea Calls Its Nuclear Status 'Irreversible'
Kim Yo Jong accused the IAEA of "double standards" after it adopted a resolution criticising Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme, and said the agency was turning a blind eye to US proliferation and South Korea's submarine plans.
Storms Give Way to Clear Skies This Weekend
Temperatures are expected to stay close to seasonal averages over the coming three days, with weak low pressure affecting the area.
15-Year-Old Fell From Third Floor in Limassol
Police say the girl is out of danger, as investigations continue into the exact circumstances of the incident, with reports pointing to alcohol consumption.
Pension Reform Risks Becoming a 'Fake Reform'
Unions and employers alike are demanding more detailed figures on the cost of Cyprus's pension overhaul, warning it could amount to a reshuffling of existing funds rather than a genuine state contribution.