Municipal authorities in Cyprus are reluctant to implement a “pay as you throw” tax scheme on waste, promoted by the government, in an effort to meet its EU environmental targets by encouraging
Brussels could fine Cyprus for failing to adopt an EU directive into law for not banning single-use plastic items on time. Cyprus is hampering the bloc’s 10-year war on single-use plastic items,
Online auctions of properties once-owned by banks through debt-to-asset swaps are taking off in Cyprus as property management firms see their digital sales grow during the pandemic. A private online platform, BidX1,
Frequently we associate climate change with the images of melting icebergs and lone polar bears clinging to shrinking ice caps as the cliché victims, but most people fail to realise their own
Halloumi, the Cyprus traditional cheese, has joined the world’s elite of ‘native’ quality foodstuff as after years of disagreement, the European Union awarded the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) badge, with halloumi
Turkish Cypriot cheesemakers say they are in the dark over a historic move for Cyprus’ iconic cheese halloumi to be legally shielded under the European Union’s Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) product.
As Cyprus gears up to welcome tourists back, news from the island’s biggest market, the UK, where authorities have told Britons they might not be able to travel this summer, has stakeholders
The Turkish lira continued to tumble this week, following the shock replacement of the central bank governor, the fourth in less than two years, losing close to 10% of its value compared
The coronavirus crisis has elevated government importance to support local economies while highlighting the need for businesses to become more tech-savvy, economists told the Financial Mirror. Government is on the frontlines of
The digital divide has grown wider than ever as Cyprus’ education system, society and business, were caught off guard when dealing with a new environment of social distancing imposed by the COVID-19
