Cyprus’ economy is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, as data shows that GDP in the first nine months has grown faster than expected. According to data released by CyStat, the economy grew
Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou said his ministry has a positive stance on introducing sex education in schools after criticism from MPs to his initial statements that it would “complicate” the curriculum. On
Cyprus saw an increase in COVID-19 deaths in the past week, as the Health Ministry reported another nine victims, with the death toll in the past four weeks alone rising to 30.
Despite the peace roadblock faced by the two communities on the divided island, young Cypriots from both sides of the Green Line are still looking for ways to get together through sport.
Centre-right-backed Nikos Christodoulides maintains a commanding lead in the 2023 Presidential Elections in February, despite his rivals gaining some ground. According to the latest opinion poll commissioned by OMEGA TV, Christodoulides still
Former Justice Minister and prominent lawyer Dr Kypros Chrysostomides has died, aged 80, after a battle with cancer. Born in Paphos in 1942, Chrysostomides had a long political career, serving as an
New US Ambassador to Cyprus, Julie Fisher, has assured she will put her full weight behind reigniting UN-facilitated peace talks and enhancing Washington-Nicosia relations. The former envoy to Belarus made the comments during
A Limassol high school teacher, accused of sexually abusing nine of his underaged female students, will stand trial before a criminal court. The 59-year-old male teacher had been remanded in custody for
Cyprus is viewed as a model country by the EU on the issue of returning irregular migrants, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. He said that is why Nicosia is hosting the second
More expensive building materials has put a price crunch on owners planning to invest in renovating their home. In October, according to the Cyprus Statistical Services, the price index of construction materials
