For decades, Aktaia Odos was a location most Limassol residents simply bypassed. Tucked behind the port, the area was defined…
Outraged industrialists warn government ‘White Zone’ freeze will kill off Nicosia’s heavy industry
Industrialists operating in the Geri-Idalio-Tseri industrial zone are furious over a government decision to declare the area a “White Zone”…
Cyprus fuel stations brace for price rises as Iran war escalates
Fuel station owners and the competent service of the Ministry of Energy have warned that consumers should prepare for increases…
Gambling content floods young Cypriots’ social media feeds
Young people in Cyprus are now almost universally exposed to gambling-related content, with social media serving as a key channel…
EU opens three infringement cases against Cyprus over money laundering, tax and fraud rules
The European Commission formally announced yesterday that it has opened infringement proceedings against Cyprus in three separate cases, over the…
Can the digital euro strengthen European sovereignty?
Following a successful vote in Strasbourg today, European lawmakers have approved the European Parliament’s draft for EU rules for a…
MPs hear that some welfare recipients spend benefit at casinos, betting shops
Some recipients of Cyprus’s Minimum Guaranteed Income (EEE) are spending their monthly payment at casinos and betting shops, with consequences…
Why manual social media monitoring is no longer enough
The visibility gap every marketing team faces Brands are now investing significant resources in social media, creators, influencers, and digital…
EU covers 70% of Cyprus migration costs, minister tells MPs
The EU covers 70% of Cyprus’s migration-related expenses, Deputy Minister of Migration and Asylum Dr. Nicholas A. Ioannides told the…
No safe predictions for fuel prices amid Iran war uncertainty, consumer protection chief says
No safe predictions can be made about the future path of fuel prices, due to the unpredictable situation surrounding the…