Talks on Cyprus’s pension reform are continuing, with a reduction to the 12% early retirement penalty remaining on the table,…
Digital IDs on your phone are legally binding in Cyprus — and organisations have no excuse to refuse them
Digital documents stored on Cyprus’s official Digital Citizen app carry the same legal weight as physical ones and must be…
Government hints at extending VAT relief as Iran war squeezes Cyprus household costs
The government is weighing whether to extend cost-of-living support measures beyond their 1 April deadline as it monitors the economic…
Bus workers to stage two-hour stoppage over camera enforcement concerns
Bus company workers in Cyprus will stage a two-hour work stoppage on Friday 27 March, in protest at what they…
Iran war sends Cyprus fuel costs soaring with electricity bills set to follow
Fuel prices in Cyprus have risen more than 7 cents per litre in a week and electricity bills could rise…
Christodoulides unveils nine-point relief package for farmers hit by foot-and-mouth outbreak
President Nikos Christodoulides announced a nine-point support package for livestock farmers on Monday as Cyprus’s foot-and-mouth outbreak continues to spread,…
Energy Minister: Cyprus focusing on stronger energy security, more investment in energy networks
Energy, Commerce and Industry Minister Michalis Damianos said on Monday that Cyprus was focusing on stronger energy security, more investment…
How the war in Iran could affect the Cyprus property market
Could the US-Israel war with Iran affect the Cyprus property market — and if so, how? Regional geopolitical upheaval has…
Four in ten taxi drivers in Cyprus are not Cypriot, minister reveals
Four in every ten taxi licences issued in Cyprus in 2025 went to non-Cypriot nationals, Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades has…
Emergency stockpile oil coming soon to Iran-wracked markets, IEA says
More than 400 million barrels of oil from International Energy Agency emergency reserves will begin flowing soon, the agency said in its…