The Cyprus Stock Exchange is moving ahead with its privatisation plans, aiming to fulfil its role for the further development of local companies and attract foreign investments. Still ‘unfairly’ carrying the stain
Following a lull of two decades due to frequent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the once bustling cruising sector is witnessing a revival, with Cyprus seeing a big chunk of the
Cyprus is not closing the gender gap in politics, ranking 112 globally for female participation in parliament, as less than one in five MPs are women. The disappointing absence of women in Cyprus
Nicosia is looking forward to a bumper 2021 as the capital expects its fair share of new development and infrastructure projects that will see it undergo its biggest makeover in recent history.
As post-lockdown Cyprus welcomes back tourists, efforts to attract holidaymakers may have hit a brick wall as the UK may not remove the island from quarantine regulations any time soon. Cyprus allows
Amid the coronavirus crisis, Cypriot wineries are on the move to reach new export markets, investing in more contemporary methods and infrastructure for better quality. Cyprus wineries have been playing catch up
Cyprus’ worsening epidemiological picture is deterring tour operators, while countries are placing the holiday island “off-limits”. A looming two-week lockdown lasting until 9 May, has done little to improve its image abroad.
Cyprus joined forces with international Information and Communications Technology companies to promote the island as an ideal destination for ICT companies to create jobs. Under the agency’s auspices to attract foreign investors,
More electric scooters are spotted whizzing through the streets of European capitals; this eco-friendly trend has found its way to Cyprus but not without hurdles to navigate. A US firm eyeing expansion
Cyprus’ film industry has crept its way into the dark genre of horror film in another Olivewood milestone, as the first scary movie shot on location, the Ghosts of Monday, is set
