Investment in clean energy will extend its lead over spending on fossil fuels in 2023, the International Energy Agency said…
Cyprus to go ahead with importing natural gas, despite geopolitics – Minister
Energy Minister George Papanastasiou reaffirmed Cyprus’ commitment to proceed with its plans for the transportation of natural gas from the…
Amsterdam’s red light district starts marijuana smoking ban
A ban on smoking marijuana on the streets of Amsterdam’s red light district went into effect on Thursday, part of…
The shrinking Cypriot banking sector in numbers
A total of 942 bank employees have been made redundant, while 56 bank branches have closed and 62 ATMs have…
Inflation, energy costs most pressing issues for people in Cyprus – research
Increases in the prices of goods, services and energy, are the issues worrying people in Cyprus the most, according to…
UK to stop international students from bringing family in bid to curb migration
The British government has introduced new regulations barring international students from bringing their dependents to the UK, in an effort…
Analysis: Disaster deaths decline but damage rises on hotter planet
As Cyclone Mocha gathered strength in the Bay of Bengal in early May, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned of…
President pledges to restore overtime payment for public workers
President Christodoulides on Tuesday pledged to restore night shift allowances and compensation for overtime work of public servants by 2025.…
AG says we should refrain from commenting on sanctions to preserve credibility of our country
Attorney General George Savvides said we must refrain from making too many statements regarding the US and UK sanctions imposed…
Watchdog proposes first set of global rules for crypto sector
International securities watchdog IOSCO unveiled on Tuesday the first global approach to regulating cryptoasset and digital markets, drawing on lessons…