Cyprus aims to gain know-how from Estonia in digital transformation projects when President Nicos Anastasiades visits the country on April 27-29. During the visit, a Memorandum of Cooperation will be signed to
At the end of the fourth quarter of 2021, the government debt to GDP ratio in the euro area stood at 95.6%, compared with 97.5% from Q3 2021, with Cyprus recording the second-biggest
Cyprus’ oldest dairy producer, Charalambides Christis, has quietly taken over the local dairy products market while diversifying its brand. With a €129 mln turnover in 2021 and 3,200 local clients, Charalambides Christis
Easter is a time when we are supposed to show compassion and empathy for those who are suffering or less fortunate to face the hardships that life and circumstance throw at us.
Developments in Ukraine are of concern to all of us. Invasion, war, and daily human tragedies on all fronts. The need to halt all hostilities is, unfortunately, becoming more distant as time
There is a lot of public discussion on renting office buildings from the private sector for the government. On the one hand, some say rents of offices from the market are not
Cyprus reported 18 new coronavirus deaths this week, with the number of victims since the pandemic started breaking past the 1,000 mark to 1,006, while daily infections and hospitalisations dropped significantly. The
Cypriots celebrating a traditional Easter feast at home are paying 20% more to put a spread on the table than last year, said the government’s consumers’ protection service. In comments to state
A bill regulating electric scooters has caused a stir in parliament, as it dictates; they are not driven on roads or pavements, with some MPs claiming the legislation essentially bans their use.
The war in Ukraine and sanctions imposed on Moscow are taking a toll on the Cyprus forestry department that will be deprived of two Russian-owned firefighting helicopters it leases every year. The
