The Aristotelis project, a ministry-endorsed initiative by a private publishing firm to create electronic versions of schoolbooks as study aids, will now be offered free-of-charge, it was announced recently.

The IMF favours postponing the full implementation of the National Health Scheme (NHS), according to an internal note by the Health Ministry, proposing instead a gradual implementation due to the fragile economy.

Cyprus is a destination where central Europeans choose to prepare for other races early in the season, due to its agreeable climate and trails giving many a break from ‘winter’, says the website.

The Central Bank directly acknowledged for the first time recently that bitcoin is not illegal, but again highlighted the risks of using an unregulated digital currency.

Recession is expected to ease in Cyprus in 2014 and growth is set to return in 2015 as domestic demand recovers, according to the European Commission's winter 2014 forecast.

KPMG explains to ENR companies the importance of risk management through a webcast.

Speaking to a journalist from Britain's The Guardian, the president refers to raids on bank savers and capital controls, as he says Cyprus is edging towards recovery.

The CTO and Forestry Department ban together to organise Cyprus' 1st Walking Festival where participants can enjoy the island's nature and cultural heritage.

The return of the sealed-off Varosha area of Famagusta to its lawful owners is expected to be one of the key elements of the Cyprus negotiations says EU Enlargement Commissioner, Stefan Fule.

Cyprus' industrial turnover index for November 2013 registered a decline of 20.6% compared to November 2012.