A new service was introduced on Friday allowing voters in the upcoming Europarliament and local administration elections to check where they will go to vote on June 9. The Elections Receiver, Dr
Tourist arrivals as well as overseas travel by Cyprus residents were down in April, with arrivals dropping by 2.7% to 333,563 in April, compared to 342,736 in April last year, recording a
Bank of Cyprus Holdings announced €133 mln in first quarter profits on Thursday, up 40% year-on-year, but €5 mln short of the after-tax profits in the fourth quarter of last year. At
The number of building permits in Cyprus issued by municipal and district authorities rose to 706 in February, up from just below 600 each in January and December, according to the Statistical
The Cyprus economy’s growth rate in real terms during the first quarter of 2024 is positive and gross domestic product is estimated at 3.5% year-on-year, according to the flash estimate by the
Promoting Cyprus as an attractive investment and business destination and a gateway to the European Union was the main objective of the Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency’s (Invest Cyprus) participation at the Annual
Worldwide there is an effort to reduce tax evasion. The issue can be addressed to some extent if the payer of an account has some benefit by submitting the receipt to Income
Breaking free from Covid impact If you’re in the market for a vacation home in Cyprus, you might be in for some sticker shocks, as sale prices and rental rates for these
Larnaca port has come to a standstill after dockworkers decided Wednesday to continue their strike until overtime pay demands are met. The employers’ federation called the strike “unacceptable”, while the island’s chamber
Nicosia rejects Chevron’s improved omtimisation plan Cyprus has chosen to play hardball with the partners of the country’s first gas discovery, the 3.5 tcf Aphrodite offshore gasfield, made back in 2011,
