The parliament has approved amendments to the legal framework governing spin-off companies from public universities, after the law passed in…
Forbes – Irena Damianou, Managing Director of Eurofast: Growth without borders
Managing Director Irena Damianou shares insights into Eurofast’s cross-continental expansion strategy and the philosophy shaping its growth. What’s the secret…
Cyprus expands Egypt labour deal to tackle acute worker shortage
Cyprus is expanding a bilateral labour agreement with Egypt to include more sectors as the island struggles with a growing…
Wizz Air adds Madrid route and resumes Athens flights from Larnaca
Wizz Air will launch a new direct route from Larnaca to Madrid and resume flights to Athens from September 2026,…
What the new foreclosure and insolvency rules mean for borrowers
Cyprus’s parliament voted on Thursday to revise a package of foreclosure and insolvency laws that President Nikos Christodoulides had referred…
The solar surplus dispute explained
Around 10,000 households who installed rooftop solar panels under Cyprus’s 2021 scheme will not lose their accumulated electricity surplus, according…
EAC workers stage 24-hour island-wide strike
EAC workers are staging a 24-hour island-wide strike today, from midnight on April 22 to midnight tonight, with all customer…
Why Cyprus is rethinking its renewables law
Parliament will revisit a recently passed law restricting renewable energy projects on agricultural land on Thursday, April 23, after the…
President blocks nine foreclosure laws, refers four to Supreme Court
President Nikos Christodoulides has blocked nine of twelve laws passed by parliament at the April 6 plenary session on foreclosures,…
Richest 10% hold 67% in Cyprus, wealth tax could raise €2.1bn
Wealth inequality is widening in Cyprus, with the richest households holding an even larger share of the country’s wealth, according…