Patrick Child, the European Commission’s Deputy Director General for Environment, is impressed with the level of ambition in Limassol on climate transition. The EU Mission manager for climate-neutral and smart cities addressed
Brussels may not be keen on greenlighting the Mortgage-to-Rent scheme, the latest lifeline to defaulted borrowers, despite authorities declaring it is ready to go. News site Stockwatch reported the scheme has been
Nicosia does not perceive any disruption of the military balance after the Turkish-occupied north and Turkey denounced the visit of the USS San Juan submarine, which docked at Limassol. Government Spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis
The government is conducting a probe into what authorities are now calling an “irregular security exercise” in which undercover police officers passed a fake explosive device and knives through Larnaca airport security.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said improved Greek-Turkish ties could positively impact resuming deadlocked Cyprus talks. In an interview with the Greek newspaper “Apogevmatini tis Kyriaki”, Dendias argued that the solidarity shown
After decades of building a sound reputation as a leading maritime nation, with a pioneering tax regime that made Cyprus a flag of choice and not convenience, and as safety and eco-compliance
Two men were handed prison sentences by the Paphos District Court for the theft of the ‘Girl with the Hula Hoop’ bronze statue, a cultural landmark in the heart of the old
Rapid developments in Artificial Intelligence technology with the introduction of ChatGPT could revolutionise the workplace by opening the door to a four-day week and boosting productivity, said Cypriot Nobel Prize winner Sir
Cyprus will offer Ukraine technical training on landmine clearing as part of its humanitarian assistance, its defence minister said. Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov, who is visiting Cyprus Friday, is set to
Cyprus reported another COVID-19 death on Friday, the lowest in the past weeks, with cases, however, jumping back up after dropping below a 1,000 last week. The Health Ministry said in its
