Renowned Cypriot journalist Sevgul Uludag died on Sunday at the age of 67.
In a career which spanned over four and a half decades, Uludag devoted herself to the cause of Cyprus’ missing, the more than 2,000 people left unaccounted for after intercommunal violence in the 1960s and a Greek-backed coup d’état and Turkish invasion in 1974....
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in-cyprusTurkish Cypriot journalist and activist Sevgül Uludağ, known for her work investigating the fate of missing persons in Cyprus, has died aged 68. According to Turkish Cypriot newspaper Yeni Düzen, where she was a regular columnist, Uludağ was born in Nicosia in 1958 and had wor...
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in-cyprusFirefighters were called shortly after 7 pm on Saturday to a fire at a fenced site near the Turkish Cypriot quarter of Skala in Larnaca, where old immobilised vehicles were being kept. Fire crews brought the blaze under control after it spread to tanks and discarded old items ...
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in-cyprusThe father and stepmother of two children found dead inside a locked car in Xylofagou have been arrested on suspicion of alleged negligence, as Dhekelia Bases Police continue investigating the deaths. The children, members of the same family, were found shortly after 6pm in an...
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Cyprus MailTwo children, aged eight and ten, have died in the British base of Dhekelia after being left in a car to sleep. According to reports, the children belong to the same family and were found dead in the car. Police from the British bases attended the scene while an ambulance was ...
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