Cypriots may think twice about eating meat after the butchers’ association warned of a 30% price hike on the wholesale cost of veal and beef, which will have a knock-on effect on
The government on Tuesday hit back at Opposition AKEL’s accusations that its silence is deafening over an alleged Cyprus link to an eavesdropping scandal in Greece and the infamous ‘spy van’ affair.
Noise pollution threatens efforts to mitigate the damage delivered by the pandemic and the loss of the Russian market by attracting quality tourism, say hoteliers calling on authorities to step in. In
The end of COVID and the cost-of-living crisis have seen more dogs abandoned by owners unable to keep their pets, or they had fulfilled their purpose during lockdown when people were allowed
Almost 1.2 million passengers travelled through Larnaca and Paphos airports in July, 82% of the traffic in pre-COVID 2019. Airports operator Hermes told CNA that there is increased traffic at Cypriot airports
Cypriot authorities managed to return 3,500 irregular immigrants in the first half of 2022, placing Cyprus as the top EU country in migrant send backs compared to its population, said Interior Minister
The departure of Turkey’s Abdulhamid Han drilling vessel for the Eastern Mediterranean has alerted Nicosia, with officials waiting for Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to announce the ship’s destination. In a tension-raising
The government spent an additional €2 bln in the past two and a half years to support the economy struck by the coronavirus pandemic, which subsequently suffered blows from the Ukraine war
The House is looking into the relocation of asphalt factories from Dali to other Nicosia areas after work was halted by residents physically blocking the entrance to one site. The residents of
Tourist arrivals will reach 70%-75% of the levels welcomed in 2019 when a record 3.97 million visitors came, the Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (ACTE) estimates. They said hotel occupancy for July
