ECONOMY Cyprus real estate transfers hit nearly €3.5 billion in first nine months of 2025 Newsroom Cyprus’ real estate market continues to shine, with property transfers reaching nearly €3.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025, up 12.6% from the same period last year, according to the Real Estate Agents Registration Council. READ MORE
Cyprus ranks second in share of foreign tourists in Q1 2025 Highest shares of overnight stays by foreigners recorded in Malta (91.2%), Cyprus (85.7%), and Luxembourg (80.4%). Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
Cyprus rolls out digital fan card and launches new tech-focused high school Government unveils twin reforms, boosting stadium security and giving students hands-on skills for the modern workforce. Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
No green light for jet skis yet as Ayia Napa puts Konnos water sports on hold Citing serious safety and health concerns, the Municipality freezes licensing at Konnos Bay while a legal battle brews and ... Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
The Landmark Nicosia Towers: The ultimate 5-star lifestyle choice in Nicosia The Landmark Nicosia Towers are arriving to introduce our city to a new way to “Live. Work. Enjoy.” in the very heart of ... Press Release 03/06/2025 | NEWS
payabl. launches Virtual Business Cards to empower smarter business spending Press Release 03/06/2025 | NEWS
''They swore at me'': Cypriot MEP says colleague's furious over salary reveal (video) Fidias Panayiotou lifts the lid on the full perks of being an MEP, and says fellow lawmakers lashed out. Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
Despite presidential pleas, electricity bills set to rise again Energy Authority pushes through hike as regulator eyes smaller increase, but consumers brace for higher costs ahead Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
Cyprus has the sun, now it needs the tech Futurist Ramez Naam offers a preview of his talk at Cyprus’ Green Agenda 2025, emphasizing how innovation and investment ... Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
Phedon Phedonos sounds the alarm: Drugs in schools, fake degrees on the rise Paphos Mayor claims over 30 tons of drugs consumed yearly and warns of a new scandal in higher education. Newsroom 03/06/2025 | NEWS
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