The Cyprus National Guard and the French Armed Forces are conducting a small-scale special operations exercise entitled “BOLD WINGS – 2023” throughout the week. The drill, which began on May 30, ends
The new EU framework agreement for teleworking is expected to come into force on July 1, setting in stone the definition of remote working, which reached a critical point during the coronavirus
Nicosia hopes to convince Brussels to end a legal process against Cyprus after MPs approved a law on 5% VAT for smaller first homes, which falls short of an EU directive. The
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos has assured that Cyprus remains firmly committed to global and regional efforts to prevent and counter all forms of radicalisation and violent extremism. He intervened in the Ministerial
Cyprus is one of several EU states in danger of not meeting 2025 preparing for re-use and recycling targets for municipal and all packaging waste, according to the European Commission. According to
Although UN diplomacy has failed to achieve a breakthrough in restarting Cyprus talks, President Nikos Christodoulides said he is ready to meet Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar “even tomorrow”. He told journalists
The European Commission and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have launched the Cyprus Digital Heritage website (www.cyprusdigitalheritage.com). Funded by the EU through the Aid Programme, the new website aims to safeguard
UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative in Cyprus, Colin Stewart, has tried but failed to bring Cypriot leaders to at least begin to start talking about a new peace process. His efforts to get
Cyprus has the largest percentage (87%) among EU states of respondents agreeing that the actions of Brussels affect their daily lives and are dissatisfied with government or EU measures to contain the
Cyprus, along with Malta and Luxembourg, rank first for the purity of their bathing waters, according to National Blue Flag Programme Judge CYMEPA. During a ceremony, 79 Blue Flags were awarded to
