Cypriot consumers are becoming increasingly conservative in their shopping habits, chasing discounts while opting for cheaper products, say retailers. The change in consumer psychology comes amid the highest wave of inflation in
In a major survey among expats, Cyprus ranked at the bottom of the table due to a lack of career prospects, working conditions and pay, but did mildly better for quality of
British Base Police in Akrotiri has revealed an increase in the number of people driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs leading to a rise in road traffic accidents since March.
NASA has chosen the Cyprus Space Exploration Organisation (CSEO) to be among the organisations to simulcast the long-awaited first images from the colossal James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The presentation in Cyprus is
Officials are passing the buck over two incidents of collapsing balconies in Paphos in which seven people were injured, four of them seriously. The incidents occurred 24 hours apart last week, triggering
Cyprus’ Supreme Court has upheld a 10-year sentence, one of the heftiest convictions ever to be handed down to a defendant found guilty of possessing nearly one kilo of cannabis with intent
Authorities will not hesitate to reinstate more COVID-19 measures following the reintroduction of face masks if cases continue to rise, Health minister Michalis Hadjipantela warned. “We are waiting to hear scientists’ feedback,
Cyprus paid tribute to the 13 soldiers and firefighters who died after badly stored Iranian munitions exploded at the Mari naval base on July 11, 2011, shocking a nation and causing rolling
Cyprus’ TUS Airways has increased its flight frequency to Paris for August, going from two to three weekly flights out of Larnaca due to “strong passenger demand”. The company said it would
An Icon depicting Jesus sitting on a throne, dating from the 15-16th centuries, has returned to Cyprus after being stolen from the Antifonitis church in Kyrenia following the 1974 invasion. After years
