Larnaca chamber of commerce backs port and marina separation
The Larnaca Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) has expressed unanimous support for the separation of the city’s port and marina, endorsing plans for the development of a modern, ...
Smaller firms struggle to meet tough European cybersecurity laws
Columbia Group has warned that a growing gap between cyber regulation and operational readiness is holding back industry progress, after discussions at CRA Europe 2026 in Bucharest brought renewed focus to ...
MSC World Europa brews beer from desalinated seawater in cruise industry first
MSC World Europa is producing beer on board using desalinated seawater, in what is being described as a world first for the cruise industry, according to newmoney.
The cruise ship’...
€43 million set aside for community projects
A total of €43 million has been set aside for community projects, Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on Monday.
Following a regional meeting in Kouklia, he said the funding would support ...
Our View: Understandable that election candidates ignore law on spending
What is the point of investigations into the expenditure of candidates during an election campaign, given that everyone exceeds the limit set by the law? Most candidates show complete disregard ...
Two plead guilty in north property case
Two women on trial on charges of defrauding Greek Cypriots with properties in the north changed their plea to guilty on Monday, and now await their sentencing at Limassol criminal ...
Ukraine has ‘irrefutable’ evidence of Russia providing intelligence to Iran, Zelenskiy says
Ukraine’s military intelligence has “irrefutable” evidence that Russia continues to provide intelligence to Iran and such activity can only prolong the war in the Middle East, Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...
Karpasia forest land allocated to university with ‘military’ plans in mind
Plans to allocate forest land in the Karpas peninsula to be used by Turkey’s Istanbul Technical University were passed through the Turkish Cypriot legislature on Monday, though the north’...
Greek energy firm positioned as strategic partner in French naval supply chain
Greek industrial and energy company Metlen on Monday announced that it recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Naval Group, a French industrial company specialising in naval defense, ...
‘Now not the time to introduce green taxes’
Now is not the time to impose ‘green taxes’ and further burden people’s pockets, the finance minister said on Monday while reiterating that the government will roll out relief ...
HMS Dragon arrives off Cyprus
The United Kingdom’s Type 45 destroyer the HMS Dragon has arrived in the waters off Cyprus, British Defence Secretary John Healey said on Monday.
He told the country’s parliament ...
Talks continue on ‘emblematic policy’ of pension reform
The government on Monday held talks with stakeholders on the ‘second pillar’ of pension reform, which the administration is keen to roll out by next year.
Labour Minister Marinos Moushiouttas ...
Observers visit Kyrenia monastery with renovations ongoing
Observers from the United Nations Development Programme on Monday visited the Panayia Apsinthotissa monastery, located between the Kyrenia district villages of Sychari and Vouno, with renovation work ongoing.
The UNDP ...
Nicosia microbrewery wins top honours at international beer competition
A Nicosia-based microbrewery has secured major international recognition after winning two top awards at a leading European beer competition.
Golem Brewhouse was awarded a Diamond Medal for its Mosaic NEIPA ...
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Book looks back at decade of art
The art organisation Art Seen celebrates a plethora of activities from 2015 to 2025 with a new publication. On Friday, it hosts the book launch of Decennial: A Creative Legacy to mark ...
Mathiatis had not agreed to central prison, decision to be taken by community
The new central prison announced on Monday can only be constructed on the outskirts of Mathiatis if the community agrees to it, community leader Theodoros Tsatsos told the Cyprus Mail.
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Demetra buys back more of its own shares
Demetra Holdings Plc on Monday announced that it had proceeded with a purchase of own shares during a session held on March 20, 2026, in line with its approved buyback programme.
The ...
Doers Summit doubles down on Doers this May in Limassol
Over 21–22 May 2026, Limassol will host Doers Summit, the gathering widely known in previous years as Reflect Festival. What began in 2018 as a bold experiment to connect emerging tech ecosystems has ...
8 best Crypto AI trading bot analysis software in 2026: Ranking & review
Are you still manually trading cryptocurrencies while the market moves 24/7? In 2026, relying on intuition alone is no longer enough. AI crypto trading bot analysis software has become an essential tool ...
Eurobank buys back nearly 2 million shares
Eurobank S.A. on Monday announced that it had repurchased 1,907,008 own shares between March 16 and March 20, 2026, as part of its ongoing share buyback programme.
The programme, which commenced following an ...
Cypriot wineries promote native varieties in Germany
The Ministry of Commerce on Monday announced that Cyprus participated for the fifth consecutive year with a state pavilion at the international wine and spirits exhibition ProWein 2026, held in Dü...
New FMD case detected in Yeri
A new case of foot and mouth disease has been identified in a sheep and goat unit within the infected zone in Geri, authorities said on Monday.
According to the ...
Cyprus moves towards unified credit scoring system
The House Finance Committee on Monday examined a package of seven bills submitted by the Finance Ministry aimed at establishing a unified credit data exchange framework and introducing a credit ...
Russian ambassador questions Cyprus’ alignment with NATO
Russia’s Cyprus ambassador Murat Zyazikov on Monday refuted the suggestion of Cyprus pursing further relations with NATO, describing the bloc as “a relic of a bygone era”.
Speaking to ...