The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) backs the government’s priority to import natural gas to produce cheap electricity, which has become unaffordable. CCCI President Christodoulos Angastiniotis discussed cheaper energy in a Tuesday
Brussels has shot down a compromise proposal on reduced VAT for smaller first homes, tabled by the MPs, ruling it as state aid. The proposal was the latest in a series of
After hearing the last witness evidence, the closing argument will be heard on June 22 in the trial of a British ex-miner accused of killing his terminally ill wife. His lawyers said
Fines registered by four new additions to the island’s traffic camera network will be enforced from 6 June, as the grace period ends. Traffic cameras at four fixed points in Nicosia and
Cyprus is among those EU countries with the lowest percentages of children under 16 living in a household as dependants that had unmet medical needs, according to Eurostat. However, when it came
Cyprus’ Met Office has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain and possible hail as a low-pressure system moves across the island. A warning for severe but isolated thunderstorms came into effect
Cypriot and Chinese officials held a meeting at the Ministry of Tourism to further strengthen the cooperation between Cyprus and China in the travel sector. Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis and Vice Minister of Culture and Tourism of China
After this season’s success, Cyprus football hopes for another profitable year in Europe, with AEK Larnaca reaching the last 16 in the Europa Conference League and another two teams in the group
Cyprus on Monday urged international companies to back the government’s plans to create an energy gateway to Europe from the Eastern Mediterranean to ensure the security of supply. Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides
Robust growth in tourist arrivals and revenues this year will offset losses the economy may suffer from sanctions on Cyprus’ services sector, according to initial Finance Ministry estimates. As reported by the
