The halloumi wars are not over, with another episode of the saga unfolding days before Christmas. This time, the island’s cheesemakers have decided to shut down their dairy plants to protest the
One in two Cypriot businesses have fallen victim to a cyberattack in the past year, and half of them had an average recovery cost of €27,000, according to the Digital Security Authority
Cypriots will be digging deeper into their pockets this Christmas for the festive table, as costs have risen by more than 12% compared to last year’s holiday season, according to the Cyprus
President Nikos Christodoulides welcomed Thursday the approval of the Cyprus state budget for 2024, noting that “the House’s decision reflects a responsible act and serves as a milestone in the government’s effort
The COVID pandemic has slashed more than half a year from Cypriots’ life expectancy, with the average lifespan dropping from 82.4 years in 2020 to 81.7 years in 2022, following a low
Good news for some 25,000 low-paid private sector workers in Cyprus, as the minimum wage will go up from €940 to €1,000 a month, Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou announced on Wednesday following
State hospitals are facing increased pressure and nearing capacity due to a surge in respiratory virus cases, with the number of COVID patients admitted doubling in recent weeks, according to Charalampos Charilaou,
Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou is poised to issue a decree that will raise the national minimum wage in Cyprus to nearly €1,000, affecting approximately 25,000 low-paid workers in the private sector. The
Capital Intelligence Ratings has upgraded its outlook for Bank of Cyprus to ‘positive’, raised its financial strength rating by a notch and affirmed other metrics, a week after S&P Global Ratings also
Tourist arrivals reached 159,605 in November, up 6.5% from the same month last year, helping to boost total arrivals for the year to 3,722,022, a whopping 20.4% increase from the 3,091,039 in
