Cyprus is having a hard time meeting its EU 2020 environmental targets, which include the reduction of CO2 emissions, with one of the sticking points being the import of petrol-thirsty cars from
. Cyprus was feeling victimised again this week – it’s a common thread – over some nasty report from the European Commission suggesting that Nicosia is in the unscrupulous business of selling
. The government’s ‘green’ policy to introduce a ban on plastic bags in an effort to reduce waste and pollution of non-recyclable materials, seems to refer only to the colour of money
The Cyprus shipping sector is turning to education in order to invest in the workforce needed for the growing maritime cluster, that has positioned the Cyprus flag as the 11th biggest registry
. From time to time we opt to “blow our own trumpet” regarding suggestions and solutions to the real estate problems that come up and which are adopted several years later. Twelve
Pittas Dairy has essentially ceased production after a proud 80-year history in Cyprus of making halloumi cheese famous around the world. Two decades of bad luck and misfortune has ultimately led to
Newly appointed Minister of Tourism was welcomed by Lawrence Ho CEO of Melco Group, to Cyprus Casinos Nicosia where they exchanged views on the new strategy for tourism and Melco’s main objectives
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber, the driving force of the island’s maritime industry over the past three decades, celebrates its 30th anniversary on Saturday, a milestone that very few shipping umbrella groups can
Natasa Pilides, the junior minister in charge of shipping, said that two of the P&O Ferries’ fleet of six vessels “have already registered” under the Cyprus flag, as the British cross-Channel operator
Communications Minister Vassiliki Anastasiadou handed over to Cyprus Archbishop Chrysostomos II four fragments of looted frescoes which she brought back home from the Hague. Two of the pieces identified are 12th century frescoes
