Cyprus

Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, is putting forward blatant positions – not for the first time – on the Cyprus “solution” as he and Turkey perceive it.

Cyprus has maintained its position as a Strong Innovator on the European Innovation Scoreboard for a third consecutive year, the island's Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy said on Monday. It stated that Cyprus has secured 10th place among the European Union member-states, achieving 106.3% of the European average and recording the highest […]

A critical regional energy project aiming to connect Cyprus to the European electricity grid has hit significant roadblocks, threatening the country's bid to end its energy isolation as the last EU member-state without such a connection.

We are marking 50 years since the dramatic events of July 1974 in Cyprus. We must never forget that the hours of great joy for the restoration of democracy in Greece were the hours of great sadness and tragedy for Cyprus. And also we must not forget to whom we owe a debt. As memories fade, the danger of forgetting is visible.

Cyprus was cited as an example to follow regarding its startups environment that is second only to tourism in contribution in the island's economy at a major conference in Athens last week.

The Industrial Turnover Index in Cyprus reached 133.8 units in April (base 2021=100), recording an increase of 11.1% compared to April 2023, according to data that were published by the Statistical Service (CyStat) on Friday. 

Cypriot MEP Phidias Panayiotou, whose candidacy made waves on the international political scene, addresses a question many might have wondered: how much does a Member of the European Parliament earn?

Cyprus' Energy Minister George Papanastasiou expressed concerns over the potential withdrawal of a 657-million-euro subsidy by the European Commission for the electricity interconnection between Cyprus and Greece, known as the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI).

The reports of UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on UNFICYP (the peacekeeping force in Cyprus) and its Good Offices Mission have been released.

Developments surrounding the construction of the 1.9 billion Crete-Cyprus-Israel power cable are dramatic, and even at the top government level, after the Cypriots refused to approve the project’s payment framework, which takes the Great Sea Interconnector project’s course in a new direction.