Real GDP growth in Cyprus is projected at 3.2% in 2025 and at 3.3% in 2026, just below last year’s growth rate of around 3.5%, according to the July Economic Outlook published
The devastating wildfire that broke out in Limassol district on Wednesday before being put out late on Thursday is estimated to have burned approximately 125 sq.km., according to satellite-based analysis by a
Firefighters seem to have brought the raging flames in Cyprus under control late Thursday, after several wildfires burnt more than 120 sq km of forest and farmland, threatening several villages. Two people
A seminar hosted by leading Cyprus law firm Harris Kyriakides explored key legal developments, including the new civil procedure rules introduced two years ago, applications related to the foreclosure of mortgaged properties,
Freedom Holding Corp., parent of the CySE-licensed Freedom Finance Europe brokerage, has been upgraded by S&P Global Ratings and has become a case study at Stanford University for its transformation from a
The annual growth rate of a leading indicator in Cyprus used to predict the future direction of economic movements, continued its upward trend, but on a moderate path, the University of Cyprus
The risk of an attack on the British bases in Cyprus because of the conflict between Israel and Iran, as well as cuts to UN mission budgets, have led to an increase
Cyprus dropped one place in the 2025 IMD World Competitiveness Ranking, down from 43rd among 67 countries last year, to 44th out of 69 countries, due to a deterioration in economic performance and growing
The fourth edition of the Cyprus Bloomsday Festival, organised by the Embassy of Ireland in Cyprus together with Ideogramma, will be held on June 16, celebrating the writer and musician James Joyce.
By Anthi Charalambous At a time of high energy volatility, the European Commission has presented its new Action Plan for Affordable Energy, seeking to reduce energy costs, enhance security of supply and
