After the biggest gyro, the oldest wine, farthest swim and oldest birth, Cyprus has entered the Guinness World Records once again, this time for the longest parade of Toyotas, organised by the
The Cabinet has approved a bill now headed to parliament that will safeguard the rights of borrowers, but also allow banks to sell their portfolios of distressed loans of up to EUR
The traditional soft-cheese halloumi is set to get its Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) registration very soon, Agriculture Minister Nicos Kouyialis said just after the European Commission published the application to register
A court in Paphos has acquitted Theodoros Aristodemou, his wife Roulla and two others, from charges of fraud and forging public documents in relation to a land deal in the Skali area
* Regional security, defence cooperation also on agenda * Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in Cyprus on Tuesday for a short visit to discuss prospects of energy cooperation and a pipeline
Talks in Nicosia between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Nicos Anastasiades on Tuesday included bilateral ties, regional matters, EU-Israeli relations and the tripartite cooperation between Cyprus, Greece and Israel. Syria and
President Nicos Anastasiades will attend the funeral in London of property tycoon Chris Lazari on Saturday, a man he praised for his rags-to-riches success and whom he described as “my most dear
The island’s two community leaders resumed their direct talks on Monday, by agreeing that the individual rights to property must be respected by both sides. This was the seventh time that Greek
Cyprus can become a leading medical centre in the region providing first class care to locals and visitors, President Nicos Anastasiades said on Saturday as he inaugurated the first Robotic Surgery Department
Dinos Kakkouras, President of the Association of Travel Agents (ACTA, has said that those involved in the travel industry believe that this year’s tourist season is set to close on a positive
