MPs along with the Cyprus Integrity Forum (CIF) have called for the adoption of legislation to encourage potential whistleblowers to come forward in the public interest in a war on corruption. While
The biggest ever inflow of water in a month was recorded during January this year with the volume entering dams peaking at 103.4 million cubic meters. This beats the previous biggest inflow
Four fragments of looted frescoes are to be handed back to the Republic of Cyprus after they were recovered by international NGO Walk of Truth. Transport, Communications and Works Minister Vassiliki Anastasiadou
Three state-of-the-art marinas will soon be added to the Cyprus yachting map within the next two years adding value to the island’s tourism product and real estate options. Limassol is currently leading
British shipping firm P&O Ferries has decided to register its entire English Channel operating fleet in Cyprus due to Brexit, a company spokesman told the Cyprus News Agency. The decision follows the
Turkish Cypriot conscientious objector Halil Karapasaoglu was released from prison on Friday after being sent to prison for not paying a 2000 TL (EUR 360) fine imposed by a military court in
Pittas Dairy industries ceased production as of Friday, despite staff reporting for duty, they were not able to start the day’s production as there was no milk available to work with. According
The status of the British Bases in Cyprus is in the balance as a no-deal Brexit looms, but Nicosia said contingency plans are being made for an interim solution to be applied
After a highly successful year for the home construction industry, real estate specialists see property sales continuing their upward trend reaching ‘normal levels’ for conditions of a healthy market without the risk
Cyprus annual tourist arrivals spiked 7.8 per cent in 2018 with the total for 2018 reaching 3.93 million smashing its previous record, official figures showed Thursday. In 2018 arrivals of tourists totalled
