Cypriot authorities seized assets worth nearly €91 million over the past two years under court orders linked to criminal cases…
Public Larnaka 2030 conference to examine working conditions in cultural sector
Larnaka 2030, in collaboration with the cultural organisation D6:EU and the European network Culture Action Europe (CAE), is organising the…
ECB economists warn bank valuations may be built on overoptimism after record rally
Eurozone bank valuations in 2025 soared to levels not seen since before the global financial crisis, but three ECB economists…
Cyprus rents exceed young couples’ monthly salary — and they keep rising
Rents in parts of Cyprus have surpassed the monthly salary of many young couples trying to start out on their…
Fuel prices in Cyprus set to fall within ten days, petrol station owners’ chief says
Fuel prices in Cyprus are expected to fall within the next ten days following a sharp drop in international oil…
Famagusta tourism bodies launch major digital campaign to offset visitor losses
Tourism bodies in the free Famagusta district have launched a major digital marketing campaign targeting six European markets, as Cyprus…
ALMA and Direct Democracy Cyprus to receive €300,000 state advance after entering parliament
ALMA and Direct Democracy Cyprus are set to receive an advance of around €300,000 each from the state, following their…
Four newly elected MPs have until June 9 to waive government pensions
Four newly elected MPs — including the AKEL Secretary General and the leader of the ALMA movement — have until…
KEO to invest €25 million in new Limassol bottling and distribution centre
KEO PLC is to build a new €25 million spirits bottling and distribution centre in Kato Polemidia, Limassol, in what…
Twenty-seven MPs leave parliament with gratuities of up to €250,000
Twenty-seven MPs are leaving the Cypriot parliament following last Sunday’s elections, collecting tax-free gratuities of between €90,000 and €250,000, depending…