Government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said there is no agreement on the Pyla road dispute despite the Turkish Cypriot media saying a deal has been reached and construction will resume on Monday. On
During the past decade, halloumi exports have increased tenfold to reach a whopping €284 mln and are expected to rise further, thus becoming a steady pillar of the island’s economic growth. Speaking
By Craig Erlam A big couple of weeks are in store for the Bank of England and Friday’s figures may support the case for a more balanced debate on September 21,
In the second quarter of 2023, seasonally adjusted GDP increased by just 0.1% in the euro area and was stable in the EU, but in Cyprus, it decreased compared with the previous
A 55-year-old Israeli woman lost her life while cycling in the Platres area in mountainous Limassol, police said on Friday, as they are attempting to establish the cause of death. The Platres
Tesla, a prominent manufacturer, has seen its dominating position challenged as China’s BYD has now taken the lead in terms of electric vehicle (EV) sales volume, nearing the 200,000 monthly mark. Competition
The island’s two airports recorded the largest passenger traffic flows for August after increasing over 20%, according to private operator Hermes Airports. Larnaca and Paphos airports handled more passengers in August than
Enhancing technology and innovation are at the cornerstone of the government’s vision for the economy, President Nikos Christodoulides said at the first Techisland Awards in Limassol. He said the government promotes initiatives to enhance the
Former British foreign secretary Jack Straw advocates a two-state solution for ending the Cyprus problem and said the country tricked its way into joining the EU. In an article published in Politico,
Greek energy firm Energean Plc announced that its production has tripled for the first six months of 2023 compared to last year. Production was 105.9 kboed (thousands of barrels of oil equivalent
