The first Griffon vultures from Spain will soon arrive on the island to save the extremely diminished Cypriot population, conservation group BirdLife Cyprus said. In total, about 25 griffon vultures will be
Paphos air connectivity to Athens will be significantly boosted over the holiday season, as TUS Airways announced it would be adding two flights a week to the Greek capital. From 10 December
Moody’s has deemed the latest Bank of Cyprus transaction to offload nonperforming loans and a property portfolio worth €700 mln as credit positive for the group’s balance sheet. It said the transaction,
With the economy taking a hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, most central banks around the world resorted to enacting various quantitative easing (QE) measures to salvage the situation. However, leading economies
Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis attended Wednesday the first-ever production of the traditional Cypriot halloumi cheese bearing the EU product of protected designation of origin (PDO) certificate. The first badge of halloumi bearing
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the fifth day in a row on Wednesday and the thirteenth this month, as the number of new daily cases continued to remain above 300, dropping
The Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) rose by an annual 4.4% in October, following an upward trajectory for the eighth consecutive month triggered mainly by energy prices. According to data released
Every 27 hours in Cyprus, a child falls victim to sexual abuse, according to the Commissioner for the Rights of the Child, Despo Michaelidou. She cited reports from the “Hope For Children”
Main opposition party, AKEL, is unhappy the legal services dropped all charges against three individuals arrested in connection with an alleged Israeli ‘spy van’ equipped with sophisticated surveillance technology. The Attorney General’s
The past merges with the present in a two-day event organised at Limassol Agora this weekend, where local producers will sell an array of traditional products. On Saturday and Sunday, November, Limassol
