The arrival of UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres’ personal envoy, Maria Angela Holguin Cuellar, has the government confident that a new period of mobility on the Cyprus problem is beginning, in which
The way the electricity cost is going up and is ever increasing in Cyprus, the reduction of the cost of electricity is becoming a major issue. To this end the government is
Throughout the years, Cyprus has unsuccessfully tried to carve a place for itself in the eastern Mediterranean geopolitical sphere. At first, by joining alliances that have since diminished, then undecided if it
By Michael Olympios A new debate has erupted in Cyprus between the trade unions and the Minister of Finance over the automatic wage indexation policy, better known as the cost of living
Real GDP growth in Cyprus is estimated to have slowed from 5.1% in 2022 to 2.4% in 2023, with economic growth projected to stay at 2.4% this year and to improve to
President Nikos Christodoulides announced a set of confidence building measures aimed at “improving the daily lives” of Turkish Cypriots, chief among them being to grant citizenship to the children of a Turkish
A forensic specialist from Greece on Friday provided testimony in the ongoing investigation into the death of Thanasis Nicolaou, saying she is confident that the conscript was strangled to death by a
A low-pressure system currently prevailing mainly in the northeastern part of the island, pushing temperatures down this week will be mellowing out over the weekend, only to be replaced by another cold
The Cabinet has greenlighted the implementation of the ‘Photovoltaics for All’ scheme, subsidising up to 6,000 homeowners to install solar systems on their roofs, which will be up and running from the
The Cyprus government has decided to slash sick leave days for civil servants by a third, in a bid to boost productivity. Finance Minister, Makis Keravnos, said that the Cabinet has decided
