Economists and state officials in Cyprus are warning that the duration of the war between US-led forces and Iran will…
Panic buying, fuel queues and cancellations: how the Iran war is hitting Cyprus’s economy
Cypriots are rushing to supermarkets and fuel stations in scenes not seen since the Covid-19 pandemic, as the US-led war…
First bank in Cyprus offers staff four-day working week in summer
Societe Generale Bank – Cyprus has become the first bank on the island to agree a four-day working week for…
Cyprus economy can withstand Middle East conflict, finance minister says
Cyprus’s economy is holding up under the strain of the Middle East war, with the government’s economic team concluding it…
Flight connectivity partially recovers as major airlines resume Cyprus schedules
Flight connectivity to Cyprus is showing strong signs of recovery as major international airlines resume schedules that were temporarily disrupted…
Paphos Airport restores full flight schedule as Iran war forces dozens of cancellations at Larnaca
Operations at Paphos International Airport returned to full capacity on Friday morning, following the drone-related security alerts earlier this week.…
Fuel prices rise amid Middle East tensions, Cyprus braces for further hikes
Fuel prices in Cyprus are set to rise further as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, following drone…
Union calls on British Bases to switch staff to remote working over security threats
A Cypriot civil service union has formally called on the Sovereign Base Areas Administration to implement remote working immediately for…
Cabinet raises restoration cost limits for listed buildings by up to €300 per square metre
The cabinet has approved an increase in the maximum recognised restoration costs for listed buildings, as part of a broader…
Cyprus weighs economic impact of Iran war
Cyprus’s Finance Minister presented an initial economic assessment to cabinet on Wednesday as the government acknowledged the regional crisis was…