Souzana Psara

Cyprus’ state workforce rose to 55,317 employees in October 2026, an increase of 341 people or 0.6 per cent from 54,976 a year earlier, according to figures released on Wednesday by the statistical service (Cystat). ...

Businesses are seeing stronger returns from artificial intelligence investments, but their ability to deal with the risks is falling behind, according to a new global report by technology services provider ...

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has backed a second four-year term for Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez, although his reappointment will require final approval from the organisation’s Assembly in 2027. The decision, ...

Cyprus tourism bookings for 2027 are running 8 to 12 per cent below comparable levels for this year, as rising energy costs, inflation and more expensive flights weigh on holiday demand, despite plans ...

Nearly 70 companies operating from Cyprus are reported to generate annual turnover exceeding €100 million, with technology, shipping, energy and international trade producing some of the biggest figures in the country’s ...

Cyprus residents spent €2.53 billion travelling abroad in 2025, a 22.2 per cent increase from the previous year, as overseas trips rose by 12 per cent, according to figures released by the statistical service (...

More than 188,000 employees in Cyprus earn less than €1,500 a month, trade union PEO said on Tuesday, arguing that the country’s economic growth has done too little to improve the ...

Loizos Siakallis, a former PwC Cyprus partner and prominent figure in the island’s business community, died aged 83, leaving a long career in accountancy, entrepreneurship and public service. The Cyprus ...

Cyprus must pay greater attention to retaining international companies already operating on the island, TechIsland general manager Tanya Romanyukha said on Tuesday, welcoming remarks by Invest Cyprus chairman Evgenios Evgeniou ...

Cyprus-linked shipowner Safe Bulkers, led by Polys Hajioannou, more than tripled its net profit to $96.3 million in the first nine months of 2026, benefiting from stronger dry-bulk freight rates, as the ...

Cyprus recorded a 3 per cent decline in building permits in July 2026, although construction activity remained considerably stronger over the first seven months of the year, with the value of authorised ...

Cyprus residents spent €2.53 billion travelling abroad in 2025, a 22.2 per cent increase from the previous year, as overseas trips rose by 12 per cent, according to figures released by the statistical service (...

Girls aged 14 to 16 across Cyprus will have the chance to explore coding, technology and future careers in science when the free BridgeSTEAM programme returns to Larnaca on December 5 and 6. Now ...

Cyprus could have until 2036 to comply with higher European Union taxes on cigarettes under a proposed deal backed by Nicosia, but the agreement was held up on Monday after Malta ...

Cyprus has no shortage of university graduates, but finding people with the right skills remains a headache for employers, even as many qualified workers end up in jobs that do ...

Cyprus is becoming rather good at attracting international technology companies. Its latest economic figures suggest the country is changing faster than many people realise. The more interesting question, though, is ...

Cyprus’ trade deficit widened to €6.86 billion in the first nine months of 2026, despite stronger export growth, according to provisional figures released by the statistical service (Cystat) on Monday. The deficit ...

Used vehicles continued to drive growth in Cyprus’ motor market during the first ten months of 2026, while registrations of new vehicles declined, according to figures released by the statistical service (...

MPC Oceanic Group AG and the shareholders of Marlow Navigation Co. Ltd. have signed an agreement under which MPC Oceanic Group will acquire a 41 per cent stake in Marlow. The ...

Cyprus can register a new company in as little as two to four working days, but the process is far from automatic, with sanctions, foreign ownership and national security concerns ...

India has introduced a rather unusual new face to its diplomatic presence in Cyprus, and she comes with a name, a digital personality and a touch of artificial intelligence. Meet ...

Cyprus is becoming rather good at attracting international technology companies. Its latest economic figures suggest the country is changing faster than many people realise. The more interesting question, though, is ...

Cyprus consumers have developed quite a taste for online shopping, but a new trend spreading from South Korea is turning the entire business model on its head. People are filling ...

An 18-year-old German entrepreneur who is still at school has won the European Commission’s Youth Start-Up Challenge 2026 with an artificial intelligence tool designed to give care workers something they ...