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THE CYPRESS OBSERVER

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The Cypress Observer is your online news source for current events across the country of Cyprus. We strive to bring you the latest news, updates and current events from across the region with a major focus on politics and business.

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PROTECTED OLIVE TREES ?UPROOTED? BY BULLDOZER

A bulldozer from the forest department in Turkish Cyprus has uprooted and badly damaged vegetation in the protected area of Afentrika in Karpasia. According to Yeni Dzen, a newspaper published in Turkish Cyprus, several locals witnessed the mishap and were angry at the fact that many juniper and olive trees were irreparably damaged. Ercan Poyraz, […]

TOURISM ONCE AGAIN ON THE RISE IN CYPRUS

Cyprus is once again witnessing a boom in tourism, and its resulting revenue. The month of August saw over 581 million euros worth of revenue coming in – more than fourteen percent from August 2024. In the meantime, the island nation earned €2.47 billion revenue for travels between January to August 2025, which is more […]

TRAPPED WILD BIRDS FOUND DURING POLICE RAID IN LARNACA

Poaching has served to become a crime of great concern in Larnaca and the latest findings only prove this to be true. Cyprus’s Special Anti-Terrorist Squad (MMAD) led a fresh anti-poaching operation in Larnaca district’s Agios Theodoros, where they made significant findings. The officers of the squad made a thorough search of the entire suspected […]

CYPRUS TO SUPPORT TRUMP’S PLANS FOR GAZA

Cyprus has offered to operationally support the Gaza plans set forth by United States President Donald J. Trump. The island nation intends to avoid political involvement, and instead claims that it will contribute on the more practical aspects of the plan. The statement was given by Cyprus’ President Nikos Christodoulides himself while he was attending […]

NEW CYPRUS MUSEUM’S LATEST DELAY ATTRACTS AUDIT OFFICE’S ATTENTION

A contractor working on the New Cyprus Museum project asked for an extension of a whopping five hundred days along with a hefty financial claim, which has attracted the attention of the Audit Office. According to Transport House Committee members, the investigation is examining the timeline as well as procedures following within the project. This […]

€25 MILLION WORTHS OF TREASURY BILLS TO BE AUCTIONED

Cyprus has resorted to borrowing in the short-term once again. The island nation’s Finance Ministry’s Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) has announced auction of its Treasury Bills worth €25 million. The Treasury Bills do not carry any interest and shall be valid from October 24, 2025 to January 23, 2026. Their issuance and subsequent auction […]

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