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Thomas Cook’s collapse is a warning for Cyprus to diversify its tourism model, by moving away from focusing on several key markets or relying on a few big tour operators to bring

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Gonzalez has docked in Cyprus for a scheduled visit. It is currently deployed in support of US national security interests of the 6th Fleet. A statement

EU Health Commissioner-designate Stella Kyriakides gave an ‘admirable’ performance during the parliamentary hearing in Brussels on Tuesday, with the health issues activist grilled by members of the European Parliament, who have already

Bank of Cyprus is preparing an early retirement plan for 400 staff which is to be presented before some 3,700 employees, confirming rumours circulating since July. The bank’s plan is the fourth

The parliamentary hearings for EU Health Commissioner-designate Stella Kyriakides will be held in Brussels on Tuesday, with the health issues activist expected to be grilled by members of the European Parliament at

Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades gave pardons to 21 convicts on the occasion of the 59 th anniversary of the Republic of Cyprus, marked throughout the island with military parades. Daily Phileleftheros reported

Multi–million construction projects in Larnaca are being jeopardised as the local development plan has been revoked following a court decision citing technicalities.  As the Financial Mirror was told by the Larnaca Municipality

While Cyprus will fail to meet its EU 2020 environmental targets, which include the reduction of CO2 emissions in transport, the government is preparing an incentive scheme to encourage Cypriots to drive

Motorsport enthusiasts are getting into gear as the 2019 Cyprus Rally begins on Friday with cars leaving the start point at the Phinikoudes beachfront in Larnaca. During the week crews have performed