More Cypriots than ever are gearing up for festive celebrations abroad, as travelling, at least to the EU and the UK, is no longer a luxury, according to the Association of Cyprus
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar has denied involvement in a $50 mln bribery scandal implicating Turkey’s former vice-president Fuat Oktay, following allegations published by investigative journalist Cevheri Guven. Tatar on Wednesday ordered
The Makarios hospital for children in Nicosia is grappling with a bed occupancy rate exceeding 90%, primarily attributed to an influx of respiratory infection cases, according to Dr. Avraam Elia, the Director
Laiki depositors who lost their fortunes a decade ago after the banking crisis and meltdown of the Cyprus economy are hoping to get a tenth of their money back some time next
Inspired by Greece’s success, there’s a proposal to fully suspend VAT on houses in Cyprus, mirroring Greece’s 0% VAT rate on new homes from January 1, 2020, to the end of 2024.
2024 has challenges and opportunities for Cypriot businesses Cyprus businesses are facing a significant task ahead as environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies take centre stage in Europe’s regulatory landscape. According
It is rarely that my articles praise civil servants in Cyprus. The failings of the public services are well known and reported regularly in the media, but there are some noticeable exceptions.
In the U.S., the 30-year fixed mortgage rate ticked down to 7.1% in the first half of December. While still more than double the rate as recently as early 2022, it is
The real estate market remains robust and is on track to becoming the best-performing year since 2008, according to a report by Danos/BNPRE Group. The report, covering the second semester of 2023,
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
