• The Turkish Cypriot government has warned of severe weather conditions, urging people to stay indoors and avoid travel unless necessary, as strong winds and heavy rainfall hit the island. • Turkish President Tufan Erhürman and Cypriot leader Nikos Hristodulidis will meet on September 7 to discuss the ongoing Cyprus issue. • The Turkish Ministry of Finance has issued four separate treasury bond tenders worth approximately $1 billion, with interest rates ranging from 2.5% to 4.5%, as part of its efforts to manage debt and stabilize the economy. • A severe storm hit Lefkoşa, causing significant
• Turkish Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced a new, stronger sports organization initiative for children in Northern Cyprus after FC Barcelona Academy's camp was cancelled due to political pressures and interventions. • The Turkish Meteorological Department has forecasted that temperatures will drop to around 20-25 degrees Celsius by the weekend, with a chance of thunderstorms on Saturday. • A section of Dr. Fazıl Küçük Bulvarı in Lefkoşa will be temporarily closed to traffic on Sunday due to a ceremony marking the 38th anniversary of Zafer Bayramı, with alternative routes available for drive
• Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Erhurman and Greek Cypriot leader Nicos Hristodulidis agreed to meet once a week to discuss issues related to the reunification of Cyprus. • The Turkish Ministry of Finance has announced that it will borrow four separate treasury bonds to pay off debts, with deadlines for repayment set for September. • The "Gabfest" street basketball tournament, organized by Gönyeli-Alayköy Mayor Hüseyin Amcaoğlu and sponsored by İr-Mar, will take place from August 1-4 at Yalçın Park, featuring four days of basketball, music, and festivities. • A low-pressure system is expected
• Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Turkey is going through the most severe conditions of economic war, emphasizing the need for cooperation to overcome these challenges. • The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Meteorology Department forecasts that temperatures will drop by 5 degrees Celsius over the weekend, with rain expected on Saturday. • Cypriot President Nicos Christodoulides and Turkish-Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman agreed to hold weekly meetings, with Christodoulides stating "we are on a good path" after their meeting at the UN's Good Offices in Nicosia. • The Turkis
• A fire broke out at an industrial area in Aradippou, Cyprus, with five firefighting vehicles and a tele-scope crane working to extinguish the blaze and search for any trapped individuals. • Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman emphasized that his government will continue to move forward with patience, calmness, and determination in line with the Turkish Cypriot people's desire for solution and connection with the world. • The Cyprus Department of Electrical Services warns consumers to be cautious when purchasing and using extension cords and chargers, emphasizing the importance of CE mar
• The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) has started the e-visa period, with the first stage applying to # citizens. • A serious accident occurred on the Larnaca-Limassol highway, where a truck suffered a tire blowout, scattering large fragments of rubber across multiple lanes of traffic, posing a significant risk to drivers and passengers. • A tourist from Brazil was left in shock after discovering that her omelette at an Italian restaurant had been deliberately burnt and spat on by the chef, with a note saying "this bothers me" and another instruction to "burn and spit". • The Cyprus
• Turkey's population has exceeded 84 million as of July, according to official statistics. • The European University of Lefke (LAÜ) and Arucad University signed a protocol to strengthen academic cooperation, enabling faculty and students from both institutions to participate in joint educational activities, share knowledge, and collaborate on research projects. • A fire broke out on a truck on the Bogaziçi-İskele highway after its rear tire burst into flames, but was extinguished by firefighters. • The Greek Cypriot government has announced a new power transmission line project, Great Sea In
• Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman criticized the Greek Cypriot leadership for attempting to hinder or obstruct Turkish Cypriots' applications to the immovable property commission, emphasizing that a comprehensive solution is needed. • The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTÇ) commemorated its 44th anniversary with a ceremony, while also marking the 40th year since the country's independence declaration. • A fire broke out in a semi-mountainous area of Paphos, prompting concerns due to strong winds and the potential need for aerial firefighting efforts. • Cyprus strongly condemns
• Miracle IVF Centre has criticized BBC's report on their center, claiming that it does not accurately reflect the truth and is misleading, with no concrete evidence or records presented to support the allegations. • Turkish Cypriot President Tufan Erhürman and Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Hristodulidis are set to meet on August 15th to discuss the Cyprus issue, with no major surprises expected. • The US dollar, euro, and sterling have reached new records, with the dollar's exchange rate reaching its highest level in a year at around 18.5 Turkish lira per unit, amid ongoing global market volatil
• The Turkish Cypriot parties CTP and TDP have agreed to work together in local elections, aiming to strengthen democratic, participatory, transparent, and accountable governance models in municipalities across Cyprus. • A fire broke out on an excavator at a quarry in Farmaka, prompting immediate response from the firefighting and police services. • The Cyprus government has announced plans to increase pension payments for low-income retirees as part of proposed reforms aimed at addressing concerns over the country's aging population and economic challenges. • Turkish Cypriot President Tufan E
• The Turkish Cypriot parties CTP and TDP have agreed to work together in local elections, aiming to strengthen democratic, participatory, transparent, and accountable governance models in municipalities across Cyprus. • A fire broke out on an excavator at a quarry in Farmaka, prompting immediate response from the firefighting and police services. • The Cyprus government has announced a new digital platform for banking services, aiming to enhance customer experience and streamline transactions. • Turkish Cypriot leader Amcaoğlu vows to take strong measures to curb uncontrollable price increase
• Turkish Foreign Ministry strongly condemns Israel's airstrikes on Syria's military airport, echoing the "New Generation" crime organization investigation and emphasizing the importance of security in schools. • The Lefke European University in Cyprus has been the most preferred university among students from Northern Cyprus for the fifth consecutive year, with over 80% of students choosing to continue their education at LAU. • The Cyprus Basketball Federation has announced the schedule for the upcoming season, with the youth and women's leagues set to start in October, men's league in March,
• The Lefkoşa Turkish Municipality (LTB) announced that asphalt works will continue this week on five streets in Lefkoşa. • A 35-year-old mother drowned in Larnaka while swimming with her two children, aged 4 and 6, who are now in critical condition at Makarios Hospital. • The Cyprus Police Department has launched an investigation into the sexual abuse of a 12-year-old child. • Credit West Bankasi donated dry food to the Güzelyurt Animals Protection Association, which will use it to feed street animals. • A Turkish Cypriot citizen was arrested for possessing prescription-filled capsules in Lef
• The Turkish Cypriot administration is set to begin canalization works on Kemal Şemiler Street in Lefkoşa, amidst ongoing tensions and security concerns. • A severe storm warning has been issued for the occupied area of Cyprus, with reports of fallen trees, power outages, and a wildfire breaking out. • The Cyprus Parliament is to hold an extraordinary session on August 15th to discuss national security concerns and recent issues affecting the country's safety. • Agriculture Minister Hüseyin Çavuş announced that damage assessments will be conducted quickly to ensure the continuity of productio
• Turkey's Communication Presidency announced the results of the Cyprus Peace Operation, with Turkish President Erdogan emphasizing that Turkey will not compromise on its values. • The Turkish Cypriot government is considering lowering the election threshold from 10% to 5%, aiming to increase representation of smaller parties in parliament and promote democratic representation. • A woman drowned while swimming with her two children in Larnaca, Cyprus. • The Cyprus-based Dağ University's academic staff union claims that the university's management is under political pressure and has suspended s
• Turkey's Communication Presidency announced the results of the Cyprus Peace Movement's 2022 message, while Turkish President Erdogan emphasized that Turkey will not compromise on its values. • Cyprus' President Ünal Üstel announced that a social housing project will soon begin in Tatlısu, stating that the new era will be marked by service, investment, and stability. • The World Bank has sent $100 million in emergency aid to Colombia after the devastating earthquake that left at least 1,000 people dead. • Cyprus' government spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis emphasizes the importance of no
• The Turkish Cypriot Electricity Authority (TAEK) has announced that the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant is set to begin generating electricity. • A ceremony is being held tomorrow to commemorate the liberation anniversary of Serdarlı, featuring a flag-raising ceremony, poetry reading, and speeches by local officials. • Turkey's Interior Ministry has extended a ban on drones and similar unmanned aerial vehicles in the vicinity of Ercan Airport, including surrounding villages, for another month to ensure flight safety. • The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Health Minister Dr. Hakan Dinçy
