Municipal waste generated by Cypriots is well above the EU average of 502 kilos per person with only Denmark, Luxembourg and Malta being more wasteful than Cyprus. Almost 225 million tonnes of municipal
Cyprus is persuading Investment Funds to move their operations to the island with stakeholders pleased that despite the pandemic interest is gaining traction. This was the main conclusion from the Cyprus Investment
Fintech pioneer Revolut is rolling out its own current account services to clients in Cyprus, making it a ‘mini bank’ and challenging the traditional high-street banks that are still struggling with their
The government on Wednesday unveiled new cash incentives to encourage young couples to live in the countryside and revive local businesses in rural areas. Aiming to boost the economy and entrepreneurship to
Cyprus political parties on Wednesday came out in support of a woman who reported she was sexually harassed by a former Euro MP while openly condemning such behaviour. Police confirmed that an
Although online shopping continues to grow across Europe, especially due to COVID-19 restrictions, Cyprus (52%) lies in the bottom four of EU countries for internet purchases. With high street shopping affected by
As it eases lockdown measures Cyprus is keeping a tighter grip on airport arrivals in a bid to prevent a COVID third wave by increasing checks and shortening the list of countries
Despite the COVID-19 doomsday scenarios, the Cyprus economy shrunk -5.1% GDP, less than any estimate made by the government or European Union monetary bodies, Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said Tuesday. Eurostat data
Cyprus on Tuesday moved to the next stage of its vaccination rollout now covering those under 75 helped by the arrival of the AstraZeneca vaccine. After vaccinating nearly 5% of the population
Cyprus tourism will have to make the most of the summer months with holidaymakers unlikely to take an off-season break during the pandemic. The Tourism Ministry has called on stakeholders to come
