Some 16% of Cypriots admit to accessing online content illegally, especially to watch sports, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) said in a report. It added that 54% of Cypriot consumers
A 69-year-old farmer found guilty of causing the largest and deadliest wildfire in recent Cyprus history was jailed by the Limassol Criminal Court on Monday for eight years. The huge blaze on
Police are investigating a suspected gangland murder after Christos Charilaou, 39, was killed outside his house in Parekklisia, Limassol. Limassol police have turned their attention to possible illegal activities behind the murder,
The Cyprus National Guard and the French Armed Forces are conducting a small-scale special operations exercise entitled “BOLD WINGS – 2023” throughout the week. The drill, which began on May 30, ends
Semiconductors, or chips, should be included in investment portfolios if anyone is serious about growing wealth over the next decade, according to the CEO and founder of independent financial advisory and fintech
A year after leading independent telco Cablenet and cloud-controlled smart home service provider Plume announced their partnership, adding security and AI-enabled services to the Purple Max internet and mobile bundles, the two
The new EU framework agreement for teleworking is expected to come into force on July 1, setting in stone the definition of remote working, which reached a critical point during the coronavirus
The Cabinet has approved a bill to regulate remote working conditions, tabled by Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou. Following the cabinet meeting, the Labour Minister said the legislation would be extremely important for
By Craig Erlam It’s been a relatively chilled end to the week with the economic calendar a little thin and investors likely having one eye already on next week’s US inflation data
Nicosia hopes to convince Brussels to end a legal process against Cyprus after MPs approved a law on 5% VAT for smaller first homes, which falls short of an EU directive. The
