ECONOMY Fuel tax cut of 8.33 cents per litre extended until Sept. 17 Newsroom Drivers in Cyprus will continue paying less for petrol and diesel after the government extended a fuel tax cut until Sept. 17, keeping a discount of 8.33 cents per liter, including VAT, at filling stations. READ MORE
Cyprus dams near record lows after storm “Barbara” brings little relief Communities face water shortages as reservoirs and boreholes run dry. Newsroom 10/10/2025 | NEWS
BidX1 launches October Catalogue featuring coastal villas, city apartments & more Press Release 10/10/2025 | NEWS
Weather Forecast: Sun behaving (mostly), clouds flirting, winds mildly mischievous The perfect weekend to complain about the cold, the heat, or both. Newsroom 10/10/2025 | NEWS
Israel approves Gaza ceasefire deal in first phase of peace plan Agreement includes release of hostages and prisoners as Israeli troops prepare partial withdrawal from Gaza. Source: BBC 10/10/2025 | NEWS
Kwebbelkop reinvents himself: How AI became his creative partner YouTube star Jordi van den Bussche turns to AI to maintain daily content for 20 million followers. Newsroom 09/10/2025 | NEWS
Limassol shooting linked to loan sharking, suspect in custody 43-year-old arrested after company offices targeted in early-morning attack. Newsroom 09/10/2025 | NEWS
Stefan Dobrev: Europe’s diversity as a weapon for innovation Calls for a “new European self-confidence” in the age of AI at Digital Agenda 2025. Panayiotis Rougalas 09/10/2025 | NEWS
New Cyprus Museum faces 500-day delay as Audit Office launches investigation Lawmakers criticize lack of clarity on completion date and rising costs of €120 million project. Newsroom 09/10/2025 | NEWS
How technology and storytelling fueled Formula 1’s global boom At the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit, Haas F1’s Stuart Morrison explains how innovation and media reshaped the sport. Newsroom 09/10/2025 | NEWS
Cyprus Social Services Union denies reports of neglect in Larnaca elderly case Union says claims of mistreatment are “completely false” and unfairly damage welfare officers’ credibility. Newsroom 09/10/2025 | NEWS
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