Virus rules out help for baby Liya
The parents of a desperately ill baby have launched a worldwide search for a blood stem cell donation after being told that their child may...
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Mystery of dead turtles
EIGHT turtles have been found dead on a beach in İskele , sparking outrage among turtle protection groups who have called for more protection for...
VIRUS LATEST: 23 days, 23 cases
North Cyprus has at least 23 positive Covid-19 cases since opening to visitors on July 1, the Health Minister Ali Pilli confirmed....
Pensioner deported over test paper blunder
A 71-year old Irishman was deported last night after being refused entry to North Cyprus because his corona virus test papers were not worded properly....
Whatever happened to “Kalli?”
On January 27, German tourist Karl Heinz Weiss left his hotel for an after-dinner walk – and disappeared into the night....
6K sign direct flights petition
UK-BASED Turkish Cypriot brothers, who were never involved in politics or lobbying for the rights of Turkish Cypriots in the past, have said that they...
Groups slam Green line ‘hypocrisy’
THE EU has said the prevention of foreign nationals and tourists across the Green Line has been instigated on ‘public health grounds in light of...
Parents, unions slam govt over ‘premature’ reopening of schools
TEACHERS’ trade unions have warned that schools should not reopen as planned on September 14 because it would risk spreading the Covid-19 pandemic throughout the...
‘Impact of Covid-19 like World War 3’
A LEADING TRNC, economist has likened the global financial and social impact of Covid-19 to “World War 3”....
Water cuts and rationing on the cards as pipeline repair continues
WIDESPREAD water cuts could be on the cards after Prime Minister Ersin Tatar said that the flow from Turkey should resume after September 25 –...
