Cyprus’s luxury property market recorded strong growth in the first half of 2025, with the top 50 transactions nationwide totalling…
Pension reform laws face constitutional hurdles as exemptions grow
The House of Representatives appears set to water down pension reform legislation further as constitutional concerns force additional exemptions for…
EAC unions blame government for power supply crisis
Trade unions at Cyprus’s Electricity Authority (EAC) have criticised both the energy ministry and company management over what they termed…
Nicosia’s historic market becomes €6 million innovation centre
Nicosia’s Old Municipal Market has been transformed into a new research, innovation and entrepreneurship centre following completion of restoration and…
Larnaca bus workers suspend strike for Labour Ministry talks
Striking workers at Larnaca Public Transport Services and Operations Ltd (LPT) have temporarily suspended today’s mobilisation following a Labour Ministry…
Unemployment falls 6.6% in July as jobless registrations decline
Cyprus registered unemployment fell 6.6% year-on-year in July 2025, according to Statistical Service data based on Provincial Labour Office records.…
Larnaca bus drivers remain on strike for sixth day
During peak tourist season, coastal Larnaca has now gone without buses for almost a week, as an indefinite strike by…
Larnaca bus drivers escalate indefinite strike with planned Nicosia protest march
Bus drivers from Larnaca Public Transport Services and Operations Ltd have decided to escalate their strike action after six days…
Car sales significantly drop amid Takata vehicle recalls
Cyprus is experiencing a significant downturn in vehicle sales due to widespread car recalls, according to Andreas Siikkis, president of…
Income from tourism in 2025 is breaking records
Cyprus’s tourism sector is breaking records, with May revenues showing a sharp increase compared to the same period last year,…