A 31-year-old Greek national was arrested in Limassol for possessing 125 grams of cannabis through the post with a street value of €1,500. The arrest was made after British Bases Police received
Despite Europe’s travel disruption, Cyprus tourist arrivals are at 75% compared to the nearly four million record of pre-COVID 2019. Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios said taking into account the difficulties the travel
Inflation is running higher for longer, and we must realise it affects various groups of people differently. Inflation is calculated as the rate of increase of an index comprised of several hundred
It appears we need a video posted on social media to be jolted out of our slumber at the latent animosity against migrants. For somebody to feel emboldened to kick and punch
Three are three frontrunners in the upcoming elections in Cyprus next February, according to recent polls. But only one is holding the lead with a considerable margin of safety. Nicos Christodoulides is
The presidential election campaign, well underway with over a dozen candidates coming forward, could be as divisive for Cyprus as for the rest of Europe, bracing for an energy crisis, rising inflation
As the purchase cost/sale prices of new units (apartments) increase, so does the difference between older and new units. If we compare the selling prices of new residential units, which are now
Cyprus and NATO is an old story. In 1959, when the London Agreements for establishing the Republic of Cyprus was signed, the United Kingdom favoured Cyprus joining the Commonwealth and the Council
Parliament passed a bill that sets clearer rules for maritime courses, clarifies the calculation and proof of seafarers’ service at sea and regulates the revalidation of the certificates of captains of coastal
The European Commission has praised the Cypriot economy for exceeding expectations during the year’s first quarter while also delivering bad news regarding high inflation. “The Cypriot economy surprised on the upside in
