President Nikos Christodoulides has signed three of five returned foreclosure and insolvency laws into force, while referring the remaining two…
Cyprus cuts halloumi sheep/goat milk requirement to 15% after foot-and-mouth crisis
Cyprus has slashed the minimum sheep/goat milk requirement for PDO halloumi from 25% to 15%, after a foot-and-mouth outbreak killed…
Card fraud in Cyprus explained: why you’re more exposed than most Europeans
Cyprus residents face greater exposure to card fraud than most Europeans, according to a study published on the Central Bank…
Alambra residents demand permits revoked for 40MW battery storage park near homes
Residents and local bodies in Alambra are demanding the immediate revocation of permits and suspension of work on a 40-megawatt…
One in three workers in Cyprus works weekends
More than one in five workers in Europe — 21.3% — regularly work weekends, according to updated Eurostat data analysed…
From refinery to resort: Larnaca’s seafront prepares for a new era
Larnaca’s former refinery site is set for a major transformation, as EKO Cyprus Ltd’s master plan for the area enters…
Solar panel owners face cut-offs every other day, EAC data shows
Residential solar panel owners in Cyprus faced repeated production cut-offs in the past month, with some systems taken offline up…
Tax office to start sealing businesses with €20,000+ debts this summer
The Tax Department will begin sealing the premises of businesses that owe more than €20,000 in tax this summer, making…
Fitch keeps Cyprus at A- with positive outlook despite global uncertainty
Ratings agency Fitch has affirmed Cyprus’s long-term credit rating at A- with a positive outlook, despite what authorities described as…
Rent payments to go cashless from July in tax clampdown
Cyprus will require all rent payments for properties in the Republic to be made through bank accounts or recognised electronic…