Despite an economic recovery and the end of harsh austerity the number of Cypriots close to the poverty trap is still one in four even after a slight drop. Data released on
An influx of tourists from new markets Poland and Ukraine helped Cyprus set another benchmark as arrivals for August were the highest on record paving the way for its best year ever,
Ankara does not have plans to build a naval base in the Turkish-held north of Cyprus, but the armed forces will increase its deployment of troops on the island, Turkey President Recep
Hopes of seeing the once proud resort revived to its former glory are diminished as real estate analysts believe the property will be difficult to sell at auction. The auctioneer declared the
A belated effort by the government to meet its green obligations with the European Union has brought solar energy back on the table after virtually no action was taken by the state
Nicosia said its economic policies were vindicated after Standard & Poor's raised Cyprus' credit grade by a notch to BBB-, lifting the country back into investment grade after near-bankruptcy five years ago.
Cyprus is soon to see an Animal Police department aiming to protect animals from falling victims of cruelty and torture. After several cases of animal cruelty made headlines over the past few
The overwhelming majority of employees in Cyprus manage to tackle their work and family life without changing their working conditions, official data indicates. Some 63.5% of employees make no use of professional
Paphos will feature in a new EU web platform promoting sustainable travel to some of the most remarkable World Heritage sites in Europe. The initiative is co-funded by the European Union and
The key focus of Israel, Greece and Cyprus is to develop and build the Eastern Mediterranean underwater gas pipeline, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. “Our prime focus right now is on
