ECONOMY Service jobs and the self-employed record the highest weekend working rates across Europe. Photo credit: Unsplash Cyprus among EU countries with highest weekend work rates Newsroom About one in five workers in the European Union worked weekends in 2025, according to new figures from Eurostat, with Cyprus recording one of the highest shares. READ MORE
Cyprus Airways resumes flights between Dubai and Cyprus from 1st of May The decision to resume scheduled operations follows a careful assessment of the current situation in the region Press Release 29/04/2026 | BUSINESS
US challenges EU protection of feta in move that could also concern Cyprus Washington argues Europe’s protected food naming system unfairly blocks American producers, raising broader questions for ... 29/04/2026 | BUSINESS
EU issues final warning to Cyprus over delayed aviation climate rules Brussels says Cyprus is running out of time to adopt new airline emissions rules that could affect flight costs, and warns ... Newsroom 29/04/2026 | BUSINESS
Cyprus asked to assist in new international money laundering probe Bangladesh seeks financial data from Nicosia as part of asset recovery effort, with Cyprus under pressure to show stronger ... Newsroom 29/04/2026 | BUSINESS
European countries ease travel warnings for Cyprus after diplomatic push Nine nations, including France, Italy and Poland, have updated their travel advice, reflecting what Cypriot officials see ... Newsroom 29/04/2026 | BUSINESS
CySEC suspends trading in four listed companies over missing financial reports Move targets major hotel and investment firms as regulator tightens transparency rules on Cyprus Stock Exchange Newsroom 28/04/2026 | BUSINESS
Wizz Air and HTS launch disruption assistance, supporting passengers from delays starting at two hours Wizz Air is expanding its ancillary portfolio while offering travelers greater control and satisfaction during day-of-travel ... Press Release 28/04/2026 | BUSINESS
Cyprus still on investors’ radar despite Iran war Fewer but bigger deals expected as money flows into key sectors like real estate, education and hospitality. Dorita Yiannakou 28/04/2026 | BUSINESS
Cyprus economy still growing, but cracks may be starting to show Tourism and retail take the hardest hits as rising costs and global tensions weigh on the outlook. Dorita Yiannakou 28/04/2026 | BUSINESS
250 mothers of large families to receive €400 support Recognition event on May 3 focuses on population challenges and family support. Newsroom 27/04/2026 | BUSINESS
