Cyprus records 42 new cancer cases among children a year, but the over 80% survival rates are among the best in the world, according to Dr Loizos Loizou, head of the Hope Foundation.
By Craig Erlam Equity markets are poised to open in the green once more on Thursday, continuing what has been a rather strange week of trade so far. We’ve gone from euphoria
In the fourth quarter of 2022, GDP growth in Cyprus was estimated to have increased by 1.1% compared with the previous quarter, while EU growth was static. This compares with a 0.1% increase
According to PwC’s in-depth analysis, the total value of Cyprus real estate transactions reached a record-high of €5.2 bln in 2022, recording an annual increase of 27%. In volume terms, properties transacted
Dairy producers can make Halloumi spinoffs, such as burgers and fries, under the EU-approved Product of Origin file (PDO), following a decision by the Ministry of Agriculture. The ministry approved the latest
Cyprus airports operator Hermes is optimistic about tourism prospects for 2023, confident the island can improve from the previous year. In an interview with news site Stockwatch, Hermes Airports senior manager Maria
Israel’s first-ever stream of crude oil exports to global markets was launched from Energean’s Karish development in the eastern Mediterranean. The crude shipment was loaded this week from the Energean Power Floating
By Craig Erlam Equity markets opened a little softer on Wednesday following similar moves in Asia overnight, as investors weighed up the latest setback in US data. The inflation report needed to
On Wednesday, the Cabinet held a minute’s silence for the Turkish Cypriot victims of the deadly earthquakes in Turkey and Syria while approving disaster aid of €500,000 for both countries. Acting government
Using lead shot ammunition in wetlands is now illegal in all 27 EU countries, including Iceland, Norway, and Lichtenstein, but conservationists say monitoring must be tougher in Cyprus. The law comes into
