Real-estate sales up 39% in first half, ‘driven mainly by domestic demand’
Real-estate sales in Cyprus rose 39 per cent in the first half of this year over the same period last year as people turn to property as a safe investment in ...
Amid rising fuel prices, can the sun cool us down?
Fully solar powered AC does exist, but it’s pricey
Consumers are facing a dual shock: soaring electricity bills and sweltering temperatures, both of which are only set to rise.
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Cyprus is on track despite past mistakes, says president
The newly-appointed transparency commissioner and members of the independent anti-corruption authority were on Friday urged by President Nicos Anastasiades to work with determination and demonstrate zero tolerance in the fight ...
Majority believe traffic cams will save lives – poll
The majority of Cypriots believe that traffic cameras will save lives on the road, and support the installation of more such units, a survey has found.
Carried out by IMR ...
Gate in buffer zone barbed wire fence knocked down
One of the barbed-wire metal gates installed in Peristerona has been destroyed as the local authorities remain puzzled as to what exactly happened.
A police source from the larger and ...
March to demand better abortion options to be staged on Friday
A march to demand improved abortion laws and healthcare coverage across the island will be held in Nicosia on Friday.
Against the backdrop of the US supreme court decision to ...
Cyprus downgraded in US human trafficking report
Cyprus has been downgraded in the US State Department’s 2021 Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP) after three years of being in the top tier, mainly because there have not been ...