Cyprus has the 7th most expensive electricity market in the EU charging 0.2203 euro per kWh (0.172 excluding taxes and levies) and registered the third largest hike in prices over a year-long
Police are continuing to probe whether an Israeli high-tech surveillance van has broken any privacy laws or breached protection of personal data while the company involved claims it is a victim of
Cyprus is looking into ways of combating increased irregular migrant flows through a ‘black hole’ in the Green Line by implementing tighter checks and controls. Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides told the House
Anti-Brexit campaigners in Britain are appealing to British expats in Cyprus to help save the UK. The campaigners – Proxy Voters Against Brexit – fear that Brexit will break up the UK,
International credit rating agency Capital Intelligence has affirmed the long term and short-term ratings of Hellenic Bank at ‘BB-’ and ‘B’, respectively. The outlook is stable, indicating that the ratings are unlikely
High property prices in the real estate sector have begun to deflate as the 3rd quarter of 2019, paints an entirely different picture to what Cyprus has grown accustomed to over the
A 43-year-old Cypriot driver arrested for navigating a vehicle with his legs has denied charges of reckless and dangerous driving, driving an unregistered truck without insurance. Earlier this month Cyprus Police identified
A passenger travelling to Paphos from the USA was shocked to find that her lost luggage had been sent to Ercan (Tymbou) airport in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus. Popular Greek
The European People’s Party Congress (EPP) unanimously adopted an emergency resolution backing Cyprus problem negotiations and condemning Turkey’s illegal actions in Cypriot waters and the Eastern Mediterranean. In the resolution the EPP
Urgent action is needed to speed up progress to ensure more women are represented in parliament as Cyprus has a huge gender imbalance in political life, said Cypriot MP Annita Demetriou. "Women
