By Craig Erlam Stock markets are bouncing back on Friday, although no one is getting excited by the moves which pale in comparison to the preceding losses. This looks like nothing more
Interior Minister Nicos Nouris asked for the help of Cyprus peacekeepers (UNFICYP) to tackle a steep increase in illegal migration flows from the Turkish-occupied north through the UN-controlled buffer zone. During his
Cypriots wanting to change their gender identity will soon be able to do so simply by submitting an under-oath application with the Registrar and paying a €50 fee. A bill recently submitted
The United Nations is extremely concerned that the option of a mutually-agreeable settlement of the Cyprus conflict is fading beyond reach. This was the stark message of UN head of mission Colin
The UK government has created a “loop of doom” that threatens the entire financial system and it must act urgently, the CEO of a leading independent financial advisory and fintech has warned.
Larnaca-airport-based carrier Cyprus Airways has announced a unique project launch with two direct flights to Manchester in mid-October. Two direct flights to Manchester International Airport will operate from the UK to Larnaca
Cyprus airports operator, Hermes, said it is offended by criticism over the extension of the 25-year concession agreement for Larnaca and Paphos airports. Hermes argues that the state has been rewarded €500
The Health Ministry has warned the public that a mosquito variety called Aedes aegypti, also known as the yellow fever mosquito, has been found in Cyprus, mainly in Dromolaxia, near Larnaca. Aedes
Greek Cypriot students studying in Nicosia are resorting to renting apartments in the Turkish-occupied north, as they can’t afford accommodation in the capital, claimed an MP. At the House Education Committee, centrist
JetBrains, the Czech tech company that develops tools for software developers and project managers, has announced ambitious plans to create a hub in Cyprus. The company has relocated more than 220 staff
