Economic sentiment in Cyprus dropped to 111.0 points in February from 111.7 in January, mainly due to weaker business confidence in services, despite improvements in retail trade, construction and among consumers, the University of Cyprus survey shows.

Cyprus is preparing its action plan in case the World Health Organisation declares the novel Coronavirus a pandemic, said Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou.

Construction of a 50 MW solar park in Alassa, Limassol is ready to launch once the legal services study the agreement between the consortium and the state, allowing the government to issue a guarantee for €60 million.

The process of eviction and recovery of possession of property are topics which have frequently been under discussion in Cypriot courts, tribunals and the Cyprus Parliament. The legal framework of evictions and recovery of possession of property has for years been favouring the tenant - with procedures in court taking no less than 9 months (in cases of summary judgement) and lasting up to 5 years for a full adjudication.

It will represent Cyprus in the regional CFA Research Challenge for Europe, Middle East and Africa

The Cypriot law firm Stelios Americanos & Co LLC organized on 17 February 2020 its first international conference for the year in Tel Aviv in Israel.

Cyprus health authorities will step up measures against novel coronavirus by widening screening of passengers arriving at ports and airports from infected countries Italy, South Korea, Japan and Iran.

Larnaca is looking forward to a bumper 2020 as the town expects to see its fair share of new developments as several luxury high-rise projects, hotels and a shopping mall are being built by local and foreign investors.

Cyprus Casinos (C2) has opened a further satellite casino in Geroskipou, Paphos, it’s fourth on the island.

Brexit will not unduly affect Cypriot shipping, deputy minister of shipping Natasa Pilides said on Tuesday at the opening of the 4th Annual Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum in Limassol.