President Nikos Christodoulides announced a seat of 80 measures, which will be his administration’s policy priorities for 2024, and possibly beyond, if he doesn’t complete them by the end of the year.
By Angeliki Ktoridi While the world faces numerous pressing issues, one that requires better understanding is the energy crisis and division in Cyprus, a Mediterranean island just below Turkey, and nestled between
The long overdue construction of the liquified natural gas terminal at Vassiliko, near Limassol, is crashing into a brick wall, as the government and the Chinese-led consortium that was awarded the contract
Elena K. Tsolakis, co-founder of Kyriakos Tsolakis Architects with offices in Cyprus and the U.K., has been acknowledged as one of the most influential female architects from around the world. Tsolaki, whose
The Cyprus government is establishing two advisory committees that will assist the Shipping Deputy Ministry, as well as the junior minister in charge of maritime affairs, to “elevate the competitiveness of the
Tourists from Switzerland and Denmark were the biggest spenders in Cyprus in November, paying €140.33 and €116.81 per day, respectively, a third more than the daily average expenditure of €80.7, according to
Thirteen people have been arrested for organising 133 sham marriages in Cyprus, all civil weddings in three local town halls, with the fees ranging from €5,000 to 10,000. Eurojust, the EU agency
Cyprus is among the ten most xenophobic countries in Europe, according to the European Social Survey (ESS), a research infrastructure providing freely accessible data for academics, policymakers, civil society and the wider
Consumers in Cyprus are increasingly turning to plastic money, reflecting the transformative impact of digitisation and emerging technologies in the payment landscape, according to a European Central Bank report. In the first
President Nikos Christodoulides’ announcement of the government’s year-ahead strategic plan to support society and the Cyprus economy, has garnered more criticism than support. One after the other, opposition parties took multiple shots
