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EU leaders back bypassing national vetoes as “enhanced cooperation” gains ground
EU leaders are moving towards more frequent use of “enhanced cooperation” to bypass national vetoes and speed up critical decisions,…
Cyta seeks regulatory reform to enter open energy market
Cyta is calling for modernisation of its institutional framework to operate equally in the open energy market, arguing such a…
MPs debate revised entertainment venue operating hours
The parliamentary Energy Committee is finalising new operating hours for entertainment venues as part of a government bill to modernise…
Elias Neocleous & Co LLC Delivers Key Insights at the Legal500 GC Summit 2026
Continuing its active involvement in this prestigious international summit, Elias Neocleous & Co LLC sponsored the Legal500 GC Summit 2026…
Cypriots doubled their meat consumption on Tsiknopempti
Meat consumption soared on Tsiknopempti as Cypriots honoured the traditional custom, choosing mainly pork souvlaki, chops and sausages. Butchers’ president…
Nicosia eyes €50m urban park at State Fair site with two lakes
Nicosia municipality is pushing ahead with plans to turn the State Fair site in Engomi into Cyprus’s largest urban park,…
Here’s what changes under Cyprus’s new tax penalties
Cyprus’s tax reform has brought not just rate changes and deductions but a sharp increase in financial penalties, with many…
EU leaders to brainstorm how to compete with US, China at castle ‘retreat’
European Union leaders are due to hold frank discussions in a Belgian castle on Thursday on how to ensure the…
EU leaders meet at Alden Biesen castle to boost competitiveness
European Union leaders meet today at Alden Biesen castle to discuss how to make the bloc more competitive as Cyprus…