Savvas Perdios, the first Deputy Minister for Tourism, was sworn in by President Nicos Anastasiades on Wednesday at a ceremony held at the Presidential Palace, followed by the first Cabinet meeting to
Average gross monthly earnings of Cypriot employees increased 3.1% to €1,827 in the third quarter of 2018 compared to €1,772 at Q3 2017, according to official data. Cystat said “the data referring
Cyprus’ Meteorology Department issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms on Wednesday as bad weather on the island continued into the New Year. The department warned that thunderstorms, probably accompanied by hail, are
The first major step of the National Health System, the biggest reform in the health sector in modern Cyprus history, is set to go into motion on January 2 with the autonomy
. Is it at all possible the government reduced the tax on petrol at the pumps to make us forget that the Cyprus problem has been off the road since the Crans-Montana
Arguably Nicosia was the biggest casualty of the financial crisis as money drained from the capital, now there is renewed interest by foreign investors in building new hotels to make it a
. We have read with interest the recent report of Larnaca Mayor Andreas Vyras regarding the town’s finances and the vision that the Mayor and his council has for the town. We
Cyprus ranked fifth among Europe’s top 10 news stories of the year compiled by EUObserver, an independent online newspaper reporting on the EU with correspondents in all 28 member states. In 2018
Cyprus Fiscal Council is uneasy over the government conceding to various groups, from lateral pay hikes across the public sector to consider the inclusion of borrowers who are paying off their loans
Five crew were injured and taken to hospital following an explosion on a Maltese-flagged oil tanker anchored off the southern coast of Cyprus, Cypriot authorities said Saturday. Police said a fire started
