By Panos Danos The conclusion of 2019 is that the real estate market is changing faster than ever and requires constant innovation, updating and transformation. The positive trend will continue in the
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism is confident Cyprus will break its record in 2019 for annual tourist arrivals which are expected to exceed last year’s 3.9 million. Cyprus annual tourist arrivals spiked
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism has made its New Year resolutions with one of them being to put Cyprus back on the cruise map. With the glory days of cruise ships buried
Cyprus police are questioning a 57-year-old man in connection with the Australian drug bust where 645 kilos of ecstasy was found in Cypriot-made barbecues. It is the largest quantity of drugs in
Snow is expected to fall in the Troodos mountain range and continue to do so until Christmas Day promising a white festive Cyprus treat for visitors. The Met Office said that snowfall
Public complaints against the police force increased by 23% in 2018, while authorities are confident that the findings of the same survey indicate there is an improvement in the way officers behave.
Cyprus is mourning its 51st road victim of 2019 with 21-year-old Panayiotis Panayiotou dying in a car accident, as the 20-year-old passenger fights for his life at Nicosia General Hospital. The two men
Nicosia hailed the US lifting its 1987 arms embargo on Cyprus as a political breakthrough that showed the increasing importance of the region to Washington, said Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides. He said
In the wake of two fatal workplace accidents within 24 hours and a sharp increase of work deaths have social partners agreeing that many could have been avoided if proper safety measures
Social partners have welcomed the renewal of collective agreements between two of Cyprus largest banks and staff unions but there is a fragile truce. Working relations in the banking sector may be
