The vast majority of Turkish Cypriots are unhappy with the way authorities in the north handle the ravaged economy, as only two in 100 people feel content. An opinion poll conducted by
President Nicos Anastasiades will hold an emergency with ministers and officials from energy authorities in a bid to bring down galloping electricity prices amid an inflation tide. Anastasiadis has called for a
The inevitable regulation of the cryptocurrency market is “a significant step closer” according to the head of a leading advisory and fintech, following comments made on Monday by the U.S. Securities and
Face coverings must be worn when visiting a pharmacy, clinical labs, or government testing sites for COVID-19, less than a month after a mask mandate was lifted, the Health Ministry said Tuesday.
Bank of Cyprus is downsizing its network by closing 15 more branches and removing ATMs, while plans foresee laying off some 500 employees as it speeds up its digital presence and reduces
Cyprus can become a regional educational, research and excellence centre, said President Nicos Anastasiades addressing the University of Cyprus graduation ceremony. In his speech, he defended the government’s work to promote tertiary
A European Union directive to reduce the size of homes entitled to lower 5% VAT has real estate agents and developers in uproar as they claim it will endanger the recovery of
Cyprus supports the creation of a common platform for the supply of natural gas and the EU funding innovative green technologies to address the needs of the Southern Mediterranean. This was the
A non-commissioned National Guard officer injured after jumping from a helicopter during a military search and rescue exercise is in an extremely serious condition, said the Defence Ministry on Tuesday. Defence Ministry
Passenger ferry M/V Daleela completed its first trip to Piraeus, marking the official launch of the Cyprus-Greece sea link after more than two decades, with authorities pleased with the maiden voyage. Passengers, pets,
