By Richard Philips The Belt and Road Initiative, China’s ambitious plan to build an infrastructure highway spanning from Beijing to Brussels, is commonly perceived as a transport artery involving land and sea
A team from a university in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus say they have produced the first electric car on the island with manufacturers aiming to start mass production in 2021. According
Industrialists are calling on Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci and other authorities in the occupied north of the island to take legal action after the Republic of Cyprus reclaimed the Halloumi trademark
Chief Scientist Kyriacos Kokkinos is Cyprus’ first Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy which will begin life on 1 March. “The establishment of the Deputy Ministry is yet another major
Cypriot and foreign students attending Cyprus higher education institutions is constantly rising with 51,000 studying last year, a 59% rise on 2013. Addressing a graduation ceremony of postgraduate students, at the University
President Nicos Anastasiades said it was a mistake to accept a free flight on a Saudi businessman’s jet for his family’s vacation in the Seychelles but argues the private trip didn’t break
Cyprus has reached an agreement with Israeli investors for the long-awaited €1.2 bln redevelopment of the Larnaca port and marina. Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos announced on Thursday that the government has agreed
Hollywood director Dimitri Logothetis is set to start shooting his second film “Man of War” in Cyprus from April with another five films lined up, his production company said on Thursday. Logothetis
The remains of Georgios Katsanis, a Greek commander who was killed in Cyprus during the 1974 Turkish invasion, were handed over to his relatives on Thursday following a religious ceremony in Nicosia.
Cyprus’ economy will grow by 2.8% GDP in 2020 down from 3.2% last year, according to the European Commission’s Winter Economic Forecast. Inflation will be 0.8% in 2020 and 1.2% in 2021
