The banking sector is in choppy waters after employees backed their union to strike over Hellenic Bank’s intention to make 350 staff redundant, while Bank of Cyprus is also cutting branches. The
The bicommunal Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage is working on seven new religious conservation projects across Cyprus’ divide, expected to be completed by 2023. The Greek Cypriot co-chair of the Committee, Sotos
Τhe Cyprus Diplomatic Ladies and Spouses Association (CDLSA) are organising their popular International Bazaar event next week as part of its charitable work. The event on Saturday 28 May is in cooperation
Turkish occupation forces have started work to open up a new area along the beachfront of fenced-off Varosha, a sign the breakaway north is aiming to resettle the resort despite international condemnation.
Just two out of seven stadia used by topflight football teams in Cyprus are certified as safe for fans and players alike, with most needing multi-million investments to meet standards. The matter
Stoked by rising energy costs, the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices increased by 8.6% in April, from last year, according to data published by the Statistical Service. When compared to the index
A 42-year-old farmer was arrested, and another two are wanted by the police, following a demonstration held by goat and sheep breeders outside the Presidential Palace on Wednesday turned ugly. Goat and
The Cabinet has granted a 20% tax deduction for research and development expenses in a campaign to attract foreign investments and businesses to Cyprus. After Wednesday’s meeting, Minister of Finance Constantinos Petrides
In protest at high prices and production glut, angry Cypriot farmers dumped tonnes of milk and set bales of hay alight outside the Presidential Palace on Wednesday. Goat and sheep farmers say
By Craig Erlam European equity markets were a little flat on Wednesday, with inflation data in the morning once again offering a reminder of the struggles that lie ahead. There are also
