Fuel prices in Cyprus are rising sharply as escalating conflict in the Middle East drives international oil markets higher. International…
Cyprus fears February may be its last low inflation reading amid Iran war
Cyprus went into the Middle East conflict with three economic advantages working in its favour: a budget surplus of €539…
Parliament to vote on basic bank account bills opposed by government and Central Bank
Parliament is set to vote on two bank account bills this afternoon that the government, the Central Bank, and the…
Heavy rain, hail and gusty winds: Saturday storm warning in force across Cyprus
The Department of Meteorology has issued a yellow warning for storms on Saturday, with heavy rain, possible hail and strong…
Suspended Paphos mayor Phedon Phedonos indicted on rape and assault charges dating to 2014
Suspended Paphos mayor Phedon Phedonos has been served with an indictment on four criminal charges, including rape, relating to an…
I’m confident the British Bases will remain, says UK’s Europe Minister
Britain’s Minister of State for Europe and North America, Stephen Doughty, has visited RAF Akrotiri to reassure British personnel, their…
Cyprus electricity bills to rise by up to 7% in May, with 20% possible by August, EAC chief warns
Cyprus electricity prices will rise from May, with increases of up to 7% likely in the short term and potentially…
British Bases lift Akrotiri alert security incident on Thursday afternoon
The British Bases Administration has lifted a security alert at Akrotiri after ordering residents to remain indoors earlier on Thursday.…
No new foot-and-mouth cases as cullings and sampling continue
Cyprus has recorded no new foot-and-mouth disease cases, but authorities are warning that farmers who obstruct sampling and culling operations…
Lamb prices up 10% with Easter weeks away as foot-and-mouth tightens meat supply
Lamb prices in Cyprus have risen by around 10% since foot-and-mouth disease struck the island’s livestock sector — and with…