With the academic year underway, the Akrotiri Environmental Education Centre (AEEC) team, under the Network of similar centres in Cyprus, has developed specially-designed educational programs for children across the island. With COVID-19
Capital Intelligence Ratings has upgraded Cyprus’ Long-Term and Short-Term Foreign Currency Rating to ‘BBB-’ and ‘A3’ from ‘BB+’ and ‘B’ but revised the outlook to Stable from Positive. A statement said the
Despite the adverse economic conditions, the Cyprus real estate market saw a 34% increase in the value of property transactions in the third quarter, rising to €1.65 bln from €1.2 bln in
Cypriots feel the pinch as they worry about how they will pay the bills with high inflation, soaring rents and surging electricity prices. Society is gripped by anxiety caused by an uncertain
Cyprus society is simmering at melting point under the pressure of the cost of living while corruption scandals spread disillusionment, say psychologists. An increase in violent incidents at football matches, municipalities reporting
Limassol avoided a tragedy this week when a pedestrian, hearing the loud noise from a balcony breaking off a condemned building, jumped away in time and narrowly escaped with scratches and light
Six out of ten Cypriots feel the country is getting worse, with more than 70% saying they can’t make ends meet, according to a CyBC opinion poll. And 62% of participants thought
About two months ago, I wrote an article about the problem that exists at the entrance of Nicosia, which is growing over time. In addition to the increase in vehicular traffic, we
The dream of owning a home is becoming a nightmare for Cypriot millennial couples as a 20% increase in prices in the past year has made buying a house impossible, with the
British expats who have lived abroad for many years often remain UK domiciled and liable to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT). The rate of tax might be considered penal. It is currently 40%
