The European Parliament has adopted the findings of an inquiry commissioned to investigate the use of surveillance software among EU member states, which implicated Cyprus as an export hub for spyware. MEPs
Despite the Republic of Cyprus meeting the minimum standards to eliminate people trafficking, challenges persist, said the US State Department’s annual report. According to the report, Cyprus has demonstrated serious and sustained efforts
The Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage has completed conservation works at Ayios Georgios and Panayia Ayia Napa churches in Turkish-occupied Famagusta, the EU and the United Nations Development Programme said. UNDP Cyprus,
Cypriot Football giants Omonia Nicosia was shocked to its foundations after the club’s investor Stavros Papastavrou announced his resignation, spreading uncertainty over the team’s future. New York-based Papastavrou went live on Omonia
The government will introduce more measures to fence off the effects of persisting high inflation following news that interest rates will rise after the latest increase imposed by the European Central Bank.
President of the National Betting Authority, Ioanna Fiakkou, is under criminal investigation in connection to match-fixing claims after she refused to answer MPs’ questions at a House hearing. The House’s Ethics Committee
The Cabinet Thursday approved a bill establishing a Deputy Ministry for Immigration and Asylum to manage migration issues better. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannnou said the deputy ministry’s goal would be the management of
Cyprus courts are getting tougher on football violence, as another young fan from Limassol was handed a five-month sentence, the third person in as many weeks jailed for hooliganism at stadiums. A
Cypriot women are being mobbed out of their jobs after giving birth, during pregnancy, or after turning down sexual advances, as legislation does not protect them, said Law Commissioner Louiza Christodoulidou Zannetou.
The job vacancy rate in the first three months to March rose to 2.8% compared to 1.9% in the previous quarter and down from 3.2% in Q1 2022, data released by the Cyprus Statistical
