A British pensioner accused of the premeditated murder of his terminally ill wife in Cyprus will change his plea to a lesser charge of manslaughter to avoid a life sentence, his lawyers
The death toll of COVID-19 in Cyprus is dangerously on the rise, as the Health Ministry reported another seven victims in the past week. This is the second week that the island’s
Eight out of ten Cypriots are frustrated or disappointed with what’s happening in the country, with 70% believing the island will always be plagued with corruption. According to the latest opinion poll
A man in his 50s died onboard an EasyJet flight from Cyprus to London Gatwick Airport on Thursday. Passengers grew concerned when a dark-haired traveller, who appeared to be on his own, wasn’t waking
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is committed to staying engaged in reigniting the moribund Cyprus peace process; a senior diplomat has told Cypriot leaders. Top UN official Miroslav Jenca is on the island
Cyprus is determined to become a regional energy hub, exploiting resources, and ending its isolation, despite threats from Turkey, said President Nicos Anastasiades. Addressing the annual Cyprus Energy Symposium in Nicosia on
Nearly three million tourists took a Cyprus holiday during the first 10 months of the year, with October arrivals close to pre-COVID figures. For the 10 months to October, tourist arrivals reached
High labour costs, plus access to energy and raw materials, are the main challenges expected to be faced by Cypriot businesses in 2023, based on the Eurochambres Εconomic Survey. The Cyprus Chamber
Uncertainty continues to prevail over the economy, as economists warn that things are not expected to improve as the highly volatile geopolitical environment continues to cast its shadow. A report compiled by
Supermarkets oppose the government’s latest intervention to control prices of essential goods amid rising inflation, which is driving the cost-of-living crisis. The Cabinet on Tuesday had greenlighted a bill that obliges supermarkets
