Cyprus has extended its reduced excise duty on motor fuels by two months to 31 August 2026, as the government…
Hourly-paid government workers strike for first time in Republic’s history
Hourly-paid government workers staged their first 24-hour strike in the history of the Cyprus Republic on Wednesday, marching from the…
Cheaper mortgages and foreign buyers push Cyprus property prices up
Apartment prices in Cyprus rose by 10.7% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the fourth quarter of 2025,…
Cyprus tax crackdown nets €44m from 513 high-risk debtors
Cyprus’s Tax Department tracked down 513 large debtors last year who owed €44.1 million in unpaid taxes, part of a…
Echoes from the future: The missing pieces in Cyprus’s emerging tech ecosystem
Demetrios Zoppos on technology, innovation, and Cyprus’s place in the world that’s coming. How the future is manufactured Most people,…
Andreas Papadatos: “ICPAC’s 65-year legacy carries a responsibility for the next 65 years”
The new General Manager of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus speaks to Forbes in his first interview…
Cyprus apartment prices rise 10.8% as property market maintains upward trend
Apartment prices in Cyprus increased 10.8% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, while the overall House Price Index climbed…
Cyprus fast-tracks 10,000 homes as rent and property prices bite
More than 10,000 housing units are expected to be built within three years, Interior Minister Konstantinos Ioannou said, in comments…
Berengaria legend returns to Troodos, as historic hotel is reborn
After decades of abandonment, Cyprus’ iconic mountain hotel undergoes a €35 million restoration aiming to revive its architectural and cultural…
Pension reform bill delayed to September for further consultations
Cyprus’s Labour Ministry has officially postponed submission of the pension reform bill from July to September, Labour Minister Marinos Moushouttas…