The Game and Fauna Service has raised serious concerns over a “recurring phenomenon” of state employees engaging in illegal hunting,…
Peyia coastal project secures spot in major European tour packages
The Peyia–Kissonerga coastline is set to become home to the longest coastal boardwalk in Cyprus within the next 12 months,…
Cyprus set for ‘wet’ Christmas as yellow alert signals stormy start to holiday week
Cyprus is bracing for a damp holiday period as the latest forecasts from the Department of Meteorology predict an unsettled…
Cost of Christmas dinner for low-income families rises 9%
Low-income households in Cyprus face a 9% increase in the cost of their Christmas meal this year, even as the…
Cyprus, Greece and Israel agree to deepen military ties at Jerusalem summit
Cyprus, Greece and Israel have agreed to further strengthen cooperation at the level of their armed forces following the 10th…
Cyprus wage inequality surges as 11% of GDP leaks abroad
Wage inequality in Cyprus is widening as the benefits of economic growth fail to reach the majority of the workforce,…
Five Larnaca students admit to neo-Nazi group as police investigate Greece training trips
Students from a Larnaca secondary school allegedly travelled to Greece twice to receive training from extremist organisations before recruiting hundreds…
Israelis have become “great fans” of Cyprus, Herzog tells Christodoulides
President Nikos Christodoulides has pledged that Cyprus will use its upcoming Presidency of the Council of the European Union to…
Christodoulides meets Israeli leadership ahead of 10th trilateral summit
President Nikos Christodoulides met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday afternoon. The bilateral meeting, which took…
Landmark tax reform passes: Cyprus slashes family taxes and hikes corporate floor to 15%
The parliament today approved the first comprehensive overhaul of the Cyprus tax system since 2002, marking a pivot toward a…