Cyprus’s competition regulator has effectively blocked a partnership between telecoms operator Cyta and the state power company (EAC) to sell…
Dhekelia power station faces earthquake and tsunami threat in Cyprus’s highest-risk zone
A €180 million power station expansion in Cyprus faces direct tsunami exposure and lies in the island’s most earthquake-prone zone,…
Once-submerged church exposed as Cyprus faces once-in-a-century drought
Cyprus is experiencing a once-in-a-century drought that has pushed dam levels to 13.7% capacity with no prospect of recovery before…
Ecologists slam ‘ineffective’ authorities over wave of unresolved cat disappearances
The Movement of Ecologists – Citizens’ Cooperation has expressed concern over over the failure of authorities to resolve a series…
Water scarcity flagged as top risk to Cyprus economy in new survey
Prolonged drought and water shortages have been identified as the single most serious risk facing the Cypriot economy, according to…
Overnight pharmacies on Monday, February 9
These are the pharmacies that will operate during the night across Cyprus on Monday, February 9: NICOSIA Christodoulou Kyproulla, Karpenisiou 25A. Perpendicular to…
Forum Private Greek School
You Are Unique Forum Private Greek School combines the advantages of public education with those of private English-speaking education,, offering…
Larnaca pushes €30m Art Center and €1bn private developments at former refineries
Larnaca faces a planning crunch at its former refineries site: a €30 million Art Center that must open by 2029,…
Cyprus leans towards accepting Trump’s Peace Council invitation on Gaza
President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis are leaning towards accepting Donald Trump’s invitation to his “Peace Council”…
Skills mismatch, not talent shortage, puts Cyprus at risk
Cyprus’ ability to remain competitive in an increasingly digital and skills-driven economy depends on reforms in education, financial literacy and…