Cypriot students should be looking at other alternatives as studying in Britain becomes close to impossible as costs are set to escalate post-Brexit, education experts advise. A recent survey suggests that 9
Cypriot clubs overspending in recent years puts future of the game at risk, with a number of clubs close to bankruptcy or being sanctioned by European football governing body UEFA. Cyprus football
Only a tenth of Cyprus’ 700 hotel units has bothered operating after the lockdown was lifted as tourists are thin on the ground, according to the Deputy Ministry of Tourism. This number
Famagusta could have its first golf course within three years, as the €100 mln Ayia Napa Forest Golf project is expected to get the green light from environmental authorities after being rejected
Larnaca port and marina redevelopment project has hit a four-month delay in signing contracts with MPs demanding an update from the government but officials said the wait will soon be over. Larnaca’s
Cypriots wanting to travel abroad this year will have a hard time finding a safe destination while options to spend their holidays in Cyprus are limited as the majority of hotels have
A new pocket of real estate is created, as Cypriots owning land in non-military areas inside the British Bases can sell or develop their property, following a milestone agreement between Cyprus and
Cyprus is waving goodbye to lockdown by reopening airports, shopping malls and gyms but those attending concerts, school graduation or planning weddings will have to wait until September. The Cabinet decided to
Omonia Nicosia’s New York-based Cypriot investor Stavros Papastavrou feels vindicated after sticking with his investment in the Greens following a disappointing first season to the Champions League. Following a disappointing 2018-19 season
Coronavirus and shutting down businesses as a result of the lockdown imposed to stem the outbreak is a great opportunity for a Green reboot of Cyprus’ economy and society. Experts and stakeholders
