Revenue from the key tourism sector reached €418 mln in the first four months of 2023, marking an increase of 30% from last year and up 11.3% on the pre-Covid record-breaking 2019.
By Craig Erlam We may be seeing a bit of a trading lull at the start of the week with Tuesday’s US bank holiday tempting many into an extended weekend. The economic
Approximately €8 mln worth of cheap energy produced by Renewable Energy Sources will be rejected by the island’s grid by the end of the year, as it cannot handle the excess load,
British Bases police are continuing investigations into a marine accident between two jet skis driven by Ukrainian parents that claimed the life of their 6-year-old daughter. The incident occurred on Saturday evening
A 2.5 magnitude earthquake on Monday shook Larnaca, but there was no structural damage or injuries, reported the Cyprus Seismological Centre. The mild earthquake was felt in Larnaca on Monday at 1.03
Commissioner for Gender Equality, Josie Christodoulou said that gender gap issues in Cyprus need urgent improvement. She held her first meeting with contact points of all ministries and deputy ministries, aiming at integrating the
Four Indian nationals have died due to a head-on traffic collision involving two cars in the Turkish-occupied north during the early hours of Monday, raising concerns over road safety there. The horrific
Cypriot families need around €4,000 a month to make ends meet, according to expatistan.com, an online platform designed to offer a realistic index on cost-of-living for people eyeing a move to another
International rating agency DBRS Morningstar predicts the GDP growth rate of the Cyprus economy in 2023 will remain at 2.1%, according to updated baseline macroeconomic scenarios. DBRS estimates that in 2024 Cypriot
The Turkish narrative for a two-state solution cannot be part of any discussion in a new round of talks on the Cyprus issue, said Defence Minister Michalis Giorgallas. At Sunday’s memorial service
