Cyprus reported another four COVID-19 deaths on Friday, including a 19-year-old man, one of the pandemic’s youngest victims. The latest deaths also claimed another two men and one woman, aged 79 to
The online tax statement platform Taxisnet will be open to receive individual and corporate income tax statements for the year 2022 in the coming weeks, according to the Tax Department. Although the
By Craig Erlam Another mixed day of trade in stock markets on Friday as UK consumers become increasingly less pessimistic, but spend less and global manufacturing slumps further. UK spending slips in
The notorious Medusa ransomware gang has fulfilled its threat and leaked stolen information from the Open University of Cyprus to the dark web, making it available to data brokers and identity thieves.
The University of Nicosia is training members of the Dubai Police in combating financial crimes involving digital assets. It said the Institute For the Future (IFF) of the University of Nicosia collaborated
The EU Parliament passed the Markets in Crypto Act, or MiCA, on Thursday which will come into force next year and has been hailed as a “landmark moment” for cryptocurrencies that will
Last year, the average hourly wage and salaries in the whole economy were estimated to be €15.6 in Cyprus but below the €22.9 for the EU and €25.5 in the euro area,
By Craig Erlam European markets are in the red on Thursday in what continues to be a choppy week of trading driven by economic and interest rate uncertainty. We’re now at a
Nicosia is ramping up efforts to tackle the migration crisis, expanding reception centres, speeding up asylum seeker applications, and increasing voluntary returns to 1,000 a month, said Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou. In
Kurds in Cyprus are uneasy with a Larnaca court decision to extradite Kenan Ayaz, a 49-year-old Kurdish political activist arrested on March 15 on accusations of international terrorism. The Larnaca District Court
