Cyprus joined celebrations of the Erasmus Days organised across the European Union, honouring cultural diversity to “make Europe shine”. Celebrating cultural diversity and making Europe shine is about sharing how Europe allows
Forex and Fintech companies established in Limassol over the past few decades have no plans of leaving, as they remain highly enthusiastic about the opportunities presented by the vibrant city. Limassol has
Foreign buyers still power Cyprus’ real estate sector, as coastal cities see an influx of demand generated from the growing trend of high-profile companies relocating to the island, reveals an EY survey.
Another sorry chapter was added to the Halloumi saga, as cattle farmers, cheesemakers and the government fire at each other, accusing the other side of not sticking to a truce struck last
Animal welfare services and rights organisations are fuming with the owner of ‘Melios Zoo’ over the recent addition of two brown bears despite Cyprus’ hot weather being less than ideal. The two
The Finance and Energy Ministries have approved a grant scheme, “Photovoltaics for all”, encouraging homeowners to install solar systems on their roofs. With the latest scheme promoted by the government, any homeowner
The government has come under pressure from stakeholders following news that a state-sponsored affordable housing project in Limassol has gone south due to a lack of funds. The Cyprus Scientific and Technical
Cypriot dairy producers are planning to enter supermarkets in Israel, excited over confirmation the country will lift all customs duty applicable to various cheese products, paving the way for halloumi to conquer
Cyprus’ Fiscal Council, advising the government on economic policies, is worried that borrowing from the Social Insurance Fund has reached a “tipping point” threatening to derail public finances. In a note to
The construction of the liquified natural gas terminal at Vasiliko, Limassol, has been pushed back until the end of July 2024, confirmed Energy Minister George Papanastasiou. However, the minister argued that the
