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Cypriot leaders to attend festive event

President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar will get the chance to have a social encounter during a reception the UN plans to host in December. The two Cypriot leaders infrequently

24th November 2022

Cyprus

Social entrepreneurship, the Cypriot reality

It has already been noted, and it is a generally accepted fact and now a given that Social Entrepreneurship is part of what is called the social economy. Social Entrepreneurship is gaining

11th November 2022

Business/Comment

Cypriot captain of ‘Prudent Warrior’ returns home

The Cypriot captain of tanker Prudent Warrior, one of two vessels seized by Iran in May, has returned safely to Cyprus, the Foreign Ministry said Wednesday. Nicosia expressed satisfaction that the consular aspect

9th November 2022

Cyprus/Maritime

Cypriot driver Tziortzis third in EuroNASCAR2

Cypriot race driver Vladimiros Tziortzis won the biggest distinction in his career and Cyprus motorsport history after finishing third place at the 2022 EuroNASCAR 2 championship. After a recent injury and wrist surgery three

31st October 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Cypriot teachers among Europe’s worst paid

Cypriot teachers are paid less than most of their colleagues in Europe, with the average pay cheque for an educator lower than the average salary in 36 countries. According to data compiled

21st October 2022

Cyprus/Europe

Half of Cypriot children are obese

Half of Cyprus’ children aged seven to nine are obese, with the island holding one of the highest childhood obesity rates in the EU. This was the data given to MPs during

14th October 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Neil Lennon blasts Cypriot refs

Former Celtic boss Neil Lennon has blasted Cypriot refereeing again, claiming that officiating has driven him crazy in the few months he has been head coach at Omonia Nicosia. The Greens came

3rd October 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

High rents send Greek Cypriot students north

Greek Cypriot students studying in Nicosia are resorting to renting apartments in the Turkish-occupied north, as they can’t afford accommodation in the capital, claimed an MP. At the House Education Committee, centrist

29th September 2022

Cyprus

Cypriot families rely on food banks

The abrupt increase in the cost of living is becoming unbearable for an ever-growing number of Cypriot families, who are turning to charitable organisations to meet their basic needs. Limassol-based charity Yellow

18th September 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Global reach of Cypriot pet care app

A Cypriot start-up is going global, as its idea for an all-in-one pet care application is set to take the animal-loving community by storm. Nicosia-based 11Pets has attracted funding to take its

17th September 2022

Business/Life & Society