Evrychou village, traditionally tied throughout the past century with the nearby copper mines in Skouriotissa, hopes new infrastructure projects and funding will help regeneration to end the youth drain and encourage investments.
In a democracy, one must use process and procedures and the voting system to get things done. One would have hoped that our House of Representatives and our elected MPs would have
Cyprus will extend lower VAT on electricity bills and a fuel price cap while boosting pensions to cushion the impact of runaway prices that have pushed inflation to its highest rate in
Cyprus is lifting a mandate on mask-wearing at airports and indoor public spaces from 1 June, two years after imposing the COVID-19 measure, officials said Friday. From Wednesday, face coverings are no
To boost tourism, Cyprus and Jordan will join forces to jointly promote tourist packages, particularly from long-distance destinations. Deputy Minister for Tourism Savvas Perdios is visiting Jordan’s capital, Amman, to continue an
Cyprus reported two deaths in the weekly Covid bulletin on Friday, raising the death toll since the pandemic started to 1,059, with new cases dropping to 1,774, about 350 less than the
Cyprus and Israel will conduct their largest joint military exercise within Cypriot territory on Sunday, stirring Turkey’s reaction. The exercise will take place in the presence of Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz,
A 69-year-old man from the Larnaca village of Pyrga was arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder his 45-year-old son after shooting him twice with a hunting gun, injuring his shoulder. The
Cyprus saw an annual jump of 636% in first-time asylum seekers in February compared to an average increase of 85% in the EU, according to Eurostat data. In Cyprus, 1805 new asylum
Following their successful campaign to support hundreds of UK Nationals to secure the necessary residency documents, the Cyprus Residents Planning Group (CRPG) has launched its new campaign focused on providing longer-term assistance
