The 44-year-old driver involved in a fatal crash in Limassol moments into the New Year, that led to the death of four people in another car, will face trial with manslaughter charges.
Just ten months into his administration, Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides has reshuffled his cabinet, replacing four ministers, as well as five junior ministers and commissioners. The reshuffle comes a week after announcing
Petros Christodoulou, a former senior executive at the National Bank of Greece (NBG) and with 38 years of international finance experience under his belt, is the new Chairman of Hellenic Bank. The
I submitted some years ago to the then Minister of the Interior, Neoclis Sylikiotis, that it was impossible for a single person with no matter how many qualifications, to be able to
The island’s traditional cheese PDO status at stake The future of Cyprus’ flagship export, halloumi, is hanging in the balance as EU courts are set to rule on February 21 on
The new year did not get off to a good start for President Christodoulides. At his first Council of Ministers meeting, he had to look his cabinet members in the eyes and
Hermes Airports, operator of the island’s two main airports in Larnaca and Paphos, announced record passenger traffic of 11.6 mln last year, a 3% increase over 2019 and optimistic of a further
Cypriot authorities have requested the extradition of a Turkish Cypriot lawyer charged with embezzlement of Greek Cypriot properties in the occupied north, marking the first time a Turkish Cypriot has been arrested
Philippos Hadjizacharias, Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, resigned on Friday amid speculation that he would be among the Cyprus cabinet ministers to be replaced by President Nikos Christodoulides in
Trade unions at the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CyTA) are calling for a 24-hour all-out strike on January 16, a decade after their last labour action, over the semi-state authority’s innovation and restructuring
