Next year will see several changes in the Cyprus electricity sector, with the energy regulator saying that two interconnector cables ready by 2023 will transform the island into a regional hub. Presenting
Registered unemployed in Cyprus recorded a sharp annual increase of 69.2% in August compared to the same month last year due to the COVID pandemic, official data shows. Coronavirus travel restrictions have
Russia is shocked by US claims about its destabilising role in the region, arguing Washington seeks to harm close relations between Moscow and Nicosia, said Russian ambassador Stanislav Osadchiy. In a comment
Cyprus is not done with extreme heatwaves this year, as the Met Office issued another red alert for Thursday, the third this week with temperatures expected to rise on Friday to a
Nicosia bus drivers have called off their strike over pay, going back to work on Thursday after two days of industrial action that caused disruption for passengers. Bus drivers in Nicosia and
Authorities in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus have reported five more COVID-19 cases, taking the total number of infections on both sides of the divide to 1,839 and 25 deaths. Cases
A 21-year-old accused of hacking offences and the first Cypriot to be extradited to America in July will receive a fair trial, US Ambassador Judith Garber said. After two years of deliberations,
New business loans in Cyprus recorded a 25.4% drop in July from June while consumer loans and home mortgages increased, according to Central Bank data. According to the official data, in July
Cyprus reported five new Covid-19 infections on Wednesday, keeping daily cases in single-digit figures for a fifth day running, following a week of fluctuating rates of coronavirus. Wednesday’s results resulted from some
Justice Minister Emily Yiolitis is eager to see legal system reform make headway, as she urged MPs on Wednesday to establish a working group with the Cyprus Bar Association to discuss the
