Court to rule on first golden passport case

Cyprus justice is close to delivering the first verdict involving Cypriot law firms who allegedly facilitated dubious foreign investors acquiring passports via the disgraced citizenship for investment scheme. Following a lengthy court

Schools undergo digital transition

The Education Ministry has signed a €20 mln contract to provide IT support services, paving the way for the transition to digital schools. The contract was signed at the Presidential Palace on

House building slows amid high costs

Building activity declined slightly, slowed by rising costs in the first six months of 2022 compared to the same period last year, official data shows. The construction sector’s activity fell slightly in

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Meat prices continue climbing

Cypriot consumers are getting a price-battering at supermarkets, as meat products went up by a whopping 30% in the past two weeks, according to butchers. In comments to news site Brief, the

Yellow alert for thunderstorms

Cyprus will get the first taste of Autumn weather on Tuesday after the Met Office issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms and hail. The Department of Meteorology issued a yellow warning for

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Unemployed drops to 14,960

Cyprus unemployed decreased by 1,320 people in August, dropping by 8.1% compared to 12 months ago, data released Monday showed. But registered unemployment figures for July alone indicate a slight increase, compared to July