Finding employment after completing tertiary or higher secondary education is a concern affecting thousands of young Cypriots regarding their professional…
Cyprus records world’s biggest increase in ultra-wealthy share since 2000
The richest 1% of people in the world now hold more wealth than the overwhelming majority of the global population…
Rents in some parts of Cyprus have skyrocketed
Rents in some areas of Cyprus are dizzying, and according to data from the Ministry of Interior, they appear to…
Minister to present CoLA compromise proposal to end labour dispute
Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou will present a solution framework for the cost-of-living adjustment (CoLA) dispute during Friday’s meeting with employer…
University of Nicosia among private universities licensed in Greece
Greece’s Education Ministry issued operating licences Friday to four private universities for the 2025-2026 academic year, including the University of…
Major €25 million Paphos residential project approved
The Department of Environment has approved a major residential development in Agia Marinouda, Paphos. The project, named Navie, involves 12…
Op-ed: Credit Card Fraud – Why the UK must catch up with the US in consumer protection
By Evelin Charalambous, LLB, LLM, Compliance Consultant As the global economy accelerates toward a cashless future, credit card fraud has…
Bird Aviation announces further expansion with third hangar at Larnaca Airport
Bird Aviation is moving forward with its next phase of expansion at the old Larnaca Airport, with the construction of…
Cyprus moves to boost innovation and foreign investment
Cyprus has taken a step to strengthen its role as a regional innovation hub with the signing of a Memorandum…
Banks cash in as ECB keeps rates frozen through autumn
Borrowers are set to miss out on further loan payment reductions, while banks are expected to benefit from the anticipated stabilisation of…