Annual real estate transactions in Cyprus continued to rise in the first quarter of the year, as sales documents submitted are 26.6% higher compared to the same period last year, according to
Cyprus’ Deputy Minister of Tourism, Kostas Koumis, is in a tight spot over the appointment of an unqualified teenage student as a highly-paid special consultant, following a damning report by the Auditor
EU’s MiCA to fill legislative void, but stakeholders still vary over authorities’ stance Entrepreneurs in the island’s booming high-tech and fintech industries have welcomed the passing of an EU directive regulating crypto
EU court backs Bulgarian and Swedish rivals in Halloumi trade war Cyprus has lost its first halloumi battles in European courts since the island’s traditional cheese was granted the status of a
The former ruling party, Democratic Rally, is once again going to the polls this weekend to elect the highest officers of its party leadership, as well as the executive council members. After
Cyprus helped evacuate 2,611 people from Sudan, with Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos declaring on Saturday that the 11-day airlift operation at Larnaca airport has ended. “The Special National Plan ‘Estia’, which was
Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou on Friday appeared optimistic that unions and employers are one step closer to settling a dispute over the Cost of Living Allowance (CoLA), despite sides clinging to their
The new government has presented its first official medium-term budgetary targets since taking office on February 28, with rating agency DBRS Morningstar saying it signals fiscal policy continuity. While the election of
The final Royal Air Force flight carrying evacuees from war-torn Sudan landed at Larnaca airport on Thursday night, with the commander of the British Forces in Cyprus paying tribute to all those
Cyprus reported another ten COVID-19 deaths on Friday, pushing the total number of deaths since the pandemic started in March 2020 to 1,364. The number of deaths recorded in the latest report
