Cyprus Politics

Cyprus’ Labour Advisory Body has discussed the investment policy of the Social Insurance Fund — the first pillar of the country’s pension‑system reform — as well as issues concerning provident…

Building‑safety concerns remain in the spotlight in Cyprus following Saturday’s fatal collapse of an apartment block in the Yermasoyia area of Limassol, which left two people dead. Fileleftheros reported that…

A reference to displaced Cypriots has been included in an amendment incorporated into the final text of the European Parliament’s draft report on the EU’s 2028–2034 multiannual financial framework, which…

Tourist arrivals to Cyprus fell by 30% in March because of the war in the Middle East, the vice president of the Cyprus Travel Agents Association has said. Christos Christou…

Cyprus’ Health Ministry has hailed as a significant achievement the unanimous approval of its proposal to create a “European Center of Clinical Excellence” by the European Economic and Social Committee…

Candidate submissions for Cyprus’ May 24 parliamentary elections have been set for May 6, authorities said. The date was agreed at a meeting between Interior Ministry Director General Elikkos Elia…

Cyprus’ defence industry holds strong economic potential and is becoming an increasingly important sector for the country, the president said. He added that the industry also plays a key role…

The government’s measures introduced last year have helped keep prices lower in Cyprus than in most other EU member states, the Finance Ministry said in a statement. It was commenting…

Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides said the government remains committed to restarting negotiations on the Cyprus issue, stressing that the Republic “will never accept the status of occupation,” in an Easter…

Cyprus is likely to see a record number of candidates in the upcoming parliamentary elections, the Chief Returning Officer, Elikkos Elia, said Monday. Elia said that 1,195 polling stations will…