Cyprus’ real estate market continued its recovery this year, with some indicators exceeding pre-pandemic levels, according to a survey carried out by property analysts Delfi Analytics. In comments accompanying the survey, Delfi
Growing discontent in the north over the worsening economy forced hundreds of Turkish Cypriots to take to the streets as a crashing Lira has diminished their purchasing power amid an inflation spike.
Cyprus may have avoided a fourth lockdown as the government tightened COVID-19 rules, but stricter measures may soon be imposed as Omicron fuels record infections. New Year’s Eve celebrations will be muted
Cyprus Met Office issued a yellow alert for heavy rainfall and storms until New Year’s Eve. The alert was effective at 5.00 am on Thursday until 4 pm on Friday, New Year’s
Cyprus introduced new measures to restrict the coronavirus spread as daily cases soared to an unprecedented 3,002 on Wednesday, including further controls at airports, a higher rate of people to work from
Coronavirus infections soared to a new daily record for the third day in a row in Cyprus with 3,002 cases and five deaths on Wednesday, as the government prepares to introduce stricter
A 17-year-old who accidentally shot his father in the head in a hunting accident has been arrested by police and taken to be evaluated by a state psychologist. The family tragedy unfolded
A decision by Cyprus’ two largest lenders, Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic, to impose new charges has sparked a customer backlash, as it is the second time in two years, they made
Cyprus will introduce a national minimum wage next year, as social partners are set to agree on the monthly income for workers that could be closer to €1,000 a month. According to
Cyprus bank deposits in November increased 5.8% annually while loans decreased, according to Central Bank data. According to the data, total deposits in November recorded a net increase of €480.8 mln, compared
