Cyprus’s betting regulator has deployed 150 undercover auditors posing as customers to conduct surprise inspections of betting shops across the…
Cyprus offers €25,000 tax breaks to lure workers home as MPs cry foul
Lawmakers have attacked the government’s expanded “Minds in Cyprus” tax incentive scheme as creating a two-tier employment system, as the…
Nexans issues ultimatum to ADMIE as €550m fiasco looms over EuroAsia Interconnector
French cable giant Nexans has issued a final ultimatum to Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE), threatening to walk away…
100,000 low-income pensioners struggle as €14 monthly increase fails to match rising costs
More than 100,000 elderly Cypriots are struggling to survive on pensions between €429 and €1,000 per month, amounts the Cyprus…
Property sales agreed ‘under the table’ abroad as illegal estate agents target coast
Large parts of the Larnaca and Limassol coastal fronts have passed into the hands of third-country nationals who control land…
Cypriot households pay 26% more for electricity than EU average
Cyprus ranks among the 10 countries with the highest retail electricity prices in the European Union, according to European Commission…
Chevron expands Leviathan to supply millions in Israel, Egypt and Jordan
Chevron has given the green light for production expansion at the Leviathan field in Israel, the company announced on Friday.…
Fish species face extinction as Cyprus fishing profession dies out
The fishing profession risks disappearing in Cyprus as fish stocks dwindle and some species face extinction, professional fishermen in Paphos…
Cypriot beekeepers sell honey at €10 per kilo whilst Chinese imports cost €1.39, as climate crisis cuts production
Beekeepers in Cyprus are struggling to compete with Chinese honey imports priced at €1.39 per kilo to the EU, whilst…
Cyprus taxpayers can now calculate savings under new online tool
Taxpayers in Cyprus can now calculate exactly how much they will save under the 2026 tax reform through a new…