Hoteliers fear they are losing out to competition from hotels in the Turkish-occupied north, as they calculate that one in ten tourists arriving on the island crosses over. In comments to the
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos met UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in New York to discuss the appointment of a special envoy and the next steps in resuming moribund Cyprus talks. “I had a particularly
There is a need for a new paediatric oncology centre in Cyprus, Health Minister Popi Kanari said about the treatment of cancer in children and adolescents. She argued that extensions and renovations
The European Union’s population has started to increase again after two years of decline, while Cyprus’ has continued to rise, according to Eurostat. After a decline in population in 2020 and 2021
The value of transactions in the real estate sector reached €1.52 bln in the second quarter of 2023, with the market bearing the impact of higher interest rates, inflation and increased construction
Cyprus is bracing for its first prolonged heatwave of the summer, as a high-pressure weather system, dubbed ‘Cleon’ will be moving in on the island from Greece by the end of the
Europe’s first super casino resort, expected to attract an extra 300,000 tourists annually to the Mediterranean island, officially opened its doors on Tuesday. Melco hospitality and leisure group built Limassol’s City of
Cyprus paid tribute to the 13 soldiers and firefighters who died after badly stored Iranian munitions exploded at the Mari naval base on July 11, 2011, shocking a nation and causing rolling
The Cyprus government’s efforts to clamp down on what it perceived as illegal filling up with half-price fuel from the north has backfired, as the long lines of motorists at the crossing
An archaeologist and university professor has stepped in as Deputy Minister of Culture on Tuesday, after musician Michalis Hadjiyiannis tendered in his resignation to President Nikos Christodoulides just four months into the
