Five Egyptian fishermen, detained by Turkish forces in the north of Cyprus for a week, returned by boat to Limassol in the south on Saturday. The fishermen had been detained in custody
Motorists will no longer have access to the popular beach at Konnos Bay in Ayia Napa from next summer but in future visitors may be able to catch a ride down via
* Concludes fifth post-programme surveillance mission to Cyprus The sale of the Cyprus Cooperative Bank to Hellenic Bank has “reduced uncertainty” in the financial sector, but significant challenges remain, including the
Parliament has started discussing a bill to reform the law regulating out-of-court settlement in disputes over property rental agreements. The discussion kicked-off with complaints from property owners regarding tenants who do not
World Laser sailing champion Pavlos Kontides believes Ayia Napa Marina’s best feature is its 220-space Dry Stack storage system for small boats, a first for Cyprus and unique throughout the Mediterranean. Cypriot
The newly built Radisson Blu Hotel in Larnaca has officially opened its doors as Cyprus' first business hotel. It is located near the town centre, besides the port and only 10 minutes
Two ruling party DISY MPs are campaigning to restore a commercial passenger ferry link between Cyprus and Greece after an 18-year absence and there is interest if it could be EU-funded. MPs
For the first time in Cyprus, some 32,000 diabetes patients will be given blood glucose meters and diabetic test strips for free, after a decision taken by the Health Ministry. Patients who
The European Central Bank has started buying Cypriot government bonds following the upgrade of Cyprus’ credit status to investment-grade by Standard and Poor’s. Purchases of Cyprus bonds by the ECB in the
Nearly 2,000 people a day have visited the first casino to operate in the Cyprus Republic since it opened three months ago on 28 June in Limassol. Cyprus Casinos (C2), the first
