Cyprus’ revamped audio-visual industry called Olivewood is at risk as authorities have not kept their part of the deal in reimbursing film projects shot on location as promised through an incentive scheme.
Enjoying a 12% rally since hitting a record low two weeks ago, the Turkish lira is now caught in a tug of war between foreign investors on the one hand, who cheered
Retailers are turning to online sales to make the most of the few opportunities left, unable to lure consumers to brick and mortar shops, especially after the coronavirus has almost cancelled Christmas
Opening up the Cyprus electricity market, long touted as the only way that Cypriots can enjoy cheaper and greener supply as competition works in favour of consumers, is proving to be an
As big pharmaceuticals race against the clock to produce a COVID-19 vaccine, Cyprus health authorities need to start working on logistic challenges for an unprecedented vaccination action plan, argue experts. Dr Christos
The pandemic has accelerated Cyprus’ digitalisation process as it plays catch-up with the rest of the world as the need for faster internet grows. And the Cyprus Telecommunication Authority is rolling out
US President-Elect Joe Biden’s top priority will be dealing with the pandemic at home, tensions over trade wars with China and the EU coming second but Cyprus will also be somewhere in
Amid the turmoil over corrupt procedures for granting Cyprus passports to foreign investors, the European Commission is now accusing the Republic of not complying with anti-money laundering directives. Cyprus has failed to
Cyprus’ 5G network rollout is caught up in a tug-of-war between two superpowers, China, and the US, locked in a battle for technological supremacy and geopolitical influence. China has accused the US
The election of hardliner Ersin Tatar as the new Turkish Cypriot leader has sparked a public debate over whether peace talks in Cyprus based on a bizonal, bicommunal, federal solution are dead
