Cyprus’ services sector cannot sustain another blow from new EU sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, as the EU targets services to Russian firms, said Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides.

In a landmark move, the British Bases is lifting restrictions on property development within non-military areas, allowing for business and tourism growth stunted for decades. Nicosia describes the move as ‘historic’ and honours an agreement signed by Cyprus and the UK in 2014.

Hermes Airports unveiled its Summer 2022 flight schedule to/from Larnaca and Paphos airports marking the return of various connections to and from Cyprus.

The sudden arrival of the pandemic has brought about radical changes in real estate in Cyprus, accelerating both developments and trends in the sector.

Growth in the Mediterranean island’s services and industry sectors was recorded by the Cyprus Federation of Employers and Industrialists (OEB) in 2021.

This video showcases some highlights from the conference on Renewable Energy Sources held on Tuesday April 19 2022, that was organised by our law firm Stelios Americanos and Co. LLC.

Cyprus is witnessing its highest inflation rate, at nearly 9%, in the past four decades, while consumer associations fear that the worse is yet to come.

Paphos will become greener as the €3.7 million Park of Colours, the island’s largest urban park and one of the richest for plants and infrastructure, will open its gates to the public in the coming weeks.

MotionBusCards will be given free to all social services card holders and recipients of low retirement subsidy, the ministry of transport said on Friday.

Cyprus plans to submit next month an official request to the European Commission for state-owned Asset Management Company (KEDIPES) to launch a mortgage-to-rent scheme nationwide.