Ukrainian citizens living in Cyprus took to the streets on Friday to demonstrate against Russia’s invasion of their country. More than 100 Ukrainians residing in Cyprus, gathered at the old Limassol port,
Ukrainians living alongside fellow expats from “brother” Russia in the Mediterranean seaside town of Limassol looked on in horror at the Russian assault on their homeland. “This is the worst-case scenario we
The largest cruise ship in the world, the Wonder of the Seas, recently acquired by American cruise giant Royal Caribbean, has docked at Limassol Port ahead of its maiden season. The 362-metre,
After crisis talks with the Transport Ministry, one of the three concessionaires at Limassol port announced they would slash a planned increase on tariffs by two thirds, while a second postponed any
When economies are struggling to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, especially Cyprus, overwhelmingly relies on services, tourism and exports, hiking tariffs at the Limassol port monopoly is plain stupid. The alternative port
From time to time, I visit the old Limassol port and fishing harbour, and I am very pleased to note the revamped project is most successful and operational. The buildings in the
Limassol is still seeing high-rise projects preparing to take off the ground, despite Cyprus’ golden passport scheme’s demise that put some luxury towers on ice. The island’s environmental body has given the
The past merges with the present in a two-day event organised at Limassol Agora this weekend, where local producers will sell an array of traditional products. On Saturday and Sunday, November, Limassol
Cyprus’ film industry officially creeps into the dark genre of horror films, as the first major scary production to be filmed entirely on the island premiers on Thursday. In another Olivewood milestone,
Cyprus’ golden passport scheme’s demise has put some high-rise projects on ice, while other towers have been shortened, delivering a body blow to the construction industry. According to the news website Stockwatch,
