An increase in Kosher products on the island, combined with the opening up of the once protective Israeli market, has widened prospects of Cypriot exports to the neighbouring country. The local Jewish
Chelsea didn’t take long to trigger a barrage of criticism and envy after it went on a January shopping spree to scoop up Europe’s best young players. Many believe the club has
Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios has ended his first visit to Washington and New York to gather information and promote Cyprus as a destination with a “positive impression”. He held meetings in Washington
The lack of new liquefaction capacity coming online in the US, combined with low additions globally in 2023, stands to pressure the gas market as it grapples with extreme volatility and persistently
Cyprus’ property market is feeling the brunt of hiking building costs and interest rates as Cypriots see their dream of owning a home dashed, with real estate stakeholders pinning their hopes on
One of the last print editions of the Economist had the title ‘Say goodbye to 1.5° C’, which refers to the goal of limiting the increase in the planet’s average temperature to
Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios has revealed plans for breaking into the US market, with a visit to New York and Washington DC penned in for January. He told the Cyprus News Agency at
The soaring cost of living and higher interest rates are taking their toll on the construction industry, as building permits dropped in the first eight months of the year. According to data
The much-awaited liberalisation of Cyprus’ energy market has been slotted for mid-2023, as the government informed the House it is adding the final touches to the regulatory framework. The Transport Ministry told
Cyprus’ real estate sector is proving remarkably resilient, shrugging off the effects of hiking inflation as demand for housing units and office space continues to grow. The property market is backed by
