Cyprus president tells UN that credibility of international law demands consistency
Nikos Christodoulides used his address to the UN General Assembly to link Cyprus’s 52-year division to a broader warning about…
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Cyprus labour minister defends pension reform costings as social partners raise “inaccurate” claims
Mousiouttas pledges twice-weekly talks and vows dialogue will continue “even daily” as government moves to defend overhaul of pension system…
Cyprus tourism minister eyes French rebound in 2027 after Paris trade talks
Koumis cites improved air connectivity as French market recovers from Middle East-driven downturn Cyprus’s Deputy Minister of Tourism, Kostas Koumis,…
Cyprus president meets Chevron chief in New York to push forward Aphrodite gas field development
Christodoulides says development of offshore reserve is a strategic priority as officials look to accelerate timeline towards final investment decision…
Cyprus weather turns as autumn signals arrive, with rain and strong winds forecast
Isolated storms expected in mountain and eastern areas as low pressure system brings first hints of the changing season Cyprus…
Cyprus police make six arrests in island-wide overnight crackdown
Officers stopped hundreds of drivers and searched dozens of premises as part of stepped-up patrols aimed at curbing crime and…
Cyprus tourist arrivals fall 3.3% in August as British visitor numbers drop and Israeli arrivals surge
UK remains largest source market despite steep decline, while arrivals from Israel jump 28% amid regional turmoil Tourist arrivals to…
Cyprus picks nine villages to host Christmas festivities this winter
Agros, Kakopetria, Fikardou among mountain villages selected for annual “Christmas Villages” scheme running from late November to Epiphany Cyprus’s Deputy…
Cyprus Tourism Decline Limited to 8% Through July, Official Says
Kostas Koumis, the undersecretary for tourism, said the decline in Cyprus’ tourism was limited to 8% over the first seven…
Cyprus inflation surges to 5.2% as energy and transport costs spike
Restaurants, hotels and transport drive sharpest price rises in years, while clothing costs continue to fall Consumer prices in Cyprus…