The Cyprus Football Association on Friday decided to indefinitely call-off all fixtures after referees decided to strike in response to a bomb attack against one of their members. The CFA said in
Despite a 2.9% reduction in electricity transmission and production costs, consumers in Cyprus will not see any dent in their energy bills due to the electricity authority paying for the right to
The British teenager found guilty of lying about being gang-raped in Ayia Napa by Israeli tourists has launched an appeal against her ‘unfair’ conviction at the Supreme Court. The 19-year-old returned to
A government decision to include subsidies for used vehicles in a scrappage scheme has importers of new cars fuming over the inclusion saying it defeats the purpose of protecting the environment from
Berengaria, the once-proud mountain resort, is poised to revive its former glory as a royal playground with owners of the derelict hotel agreeing on a deal with property developers Planetvision. Bank of
Egyptian Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla hailed the signing of the East Med Gas Forum foundation charter by Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan and Palestine as a “historic moment” for Mediterranean
Financial crisis survivors Cyprus and Greece are the only two EU countries where house prices and rents have remained in negative territory between 2007 and Q3 2019, according to Eurostat data. House
Being connected while on the go is increasingly important in business but Cyprus employees are less likely to be provided with devices to keep them in touch when not at the office.
Police are investigating possible match-fixing cases after the Cyprus Football Association received notification of five suspicious fixtures from European football’s governing body UEFA. The latest corruption allegation casts a darker shadow over the
Energy Ministers from seven countries meet in Cairo Thursday to sign the Foundation Charter of the East Med Gas Forum (EMGF) aiming to upgrade the forum to the level of an international
