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PROPERTY SALES IN CYPRUS RISE BY 39%

  • November 29, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a welcoming news for the real estate industry in Cyprus, property purchases in the island country has risen by leaps and bounds, and going by the latest figures, shows very little signs of slowing down. Figures from the Dept. of Lands & Surveys, property sales in the island country […]

CYPRUS TO OPEN ITS FIRST EVER BITCOIN ATM IN LIMASSOL

  • November 22, 2017
  • Current Events
  The bitcoin revolution is taking the world by storm – and Cyprus is certainly no exception to this rule. Hello Group, a Fintech company based in the island country announced the launch of the country’s first ever Bitcoin ATM in Limassol. Installed with the sole aim of helping people make their bitcoin transactions in […]

CYPRUS AIRWAYS INCREASES NUMBER OF FLIGHTS TO SAINT PETERSBURG

  • November 18, 2017
  • Current Events
  Cyprus Airways has spent the larger part of this year in strengthening its system, and recent developments show that it is not slowing down anytime soon. In what is being considered a very good news for both the aviation and travel industries, Cyprus Airways has announced its plans to increase the frequency of flights […]

Turkish Cypriots should get the clear picture in New Cyprus, says top official

  • November 12, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a very divisive statement that will give a new turn to the Cypriot political scene, a senior Turkish Cypriot official has said that Cyrpus reunification talks should only resume only if there is any intention to address the political needs and status of the Turkish Cypriots. According to Ozdil […]

Alleged Gülenist officer and fugitive who once sought asylum in Greek Cyprus leaves the country

  • November 8, 2017
  • Current Events
  A former naval officer who has allegedly been linked to the Gülen network and accused of leading the failed coup attempt in Turkey last year has finally left Greek Cyprus after having sought political asylum on the island country, according to an official source. Kadir Karaman, Former Naval Captain along with his Kazakhstani-origin wife […]

Water in reservoirs fall further in 2017

  • November 5, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered alarming news as regards availability of natural resources in Cyprus, water reserves in reservoirs in the country have been found to stand at 14.6% of its total capacity, plummeting down further from last year’s 20%. The finding sparked several discussions at the House agriculture committee, with the chairman Akel […]

EUROPEAN CYBER SECURITY CHALLENGE NOW HAS CYPRUS AS A PARTICIPANT

  • November 2, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered great news for innovation in Cyprus, a team from Cyprus is now going to compete in the European Cyber Security Challenge (ECSC). One of Europe’s biggest competitions, the ECSC, which is organized and hosted by the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute INCIBE, has the support of the European Union Agency […]

Cypriot President Urges Cyprus to “not lag behind” other European Countries in Terms of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms

  • October 30, 2017
  • Current Events
  According to President Nicos Anastasiades of Cyprus, the idea of any European state lagging behind other European states terms of human rights and fundamental freedoms is nothing short of appalling, and that Cyprus should make sure that it can never fall into this dreaded situation. Speaking at the national memorial service of 1955-1959 EOKA […]

Attacks against security forces in Egypt “strongly condemned” by Cyprus

  • October 27, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered ground-breaking move by a country that is not known for passing statements on the international stage, Cyprus recently announced how appalled it was to have seen the violent attacks against security forces in Egypt. More specifically, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the small island country […]

13 Arrested as Casinos get raided by Bases police

  • October 25, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a new move against crime in Cyprus, an illegal casino in Trachoni, Limassol was raided by the British bases (SBA) police on Tuesday, arresting 13 people and seizing several merchandise including gambling tables, computers, and cash. Conducted by SBA police at 8pm on Tuesday morning, the authorities found the […]

Cyprus Needs to Unite to Successfully Counter Turkish intransigence, says President

  • October 23, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered very reassuring news for peace in Cyprus, President Nicos Anastasiades recently made a statement emphasizing upon the need for having a united front to counter Turkish intransigence and overturn the current situation in the island country. Speaking in Nicosia after a religious ceremony which commemorated the anniversary of 28th […]

Cyprus Start-Up Wins Top Award at ClimateLaunchpad 2017 Grand Final

  • October 21, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered a refreshing news for Cyprus and the start-up and innovation community in general, “GrowGreen“ a Cyrpiot team, has bagged the first place in the thematic category of Sustainable Land Use at the Grand Final of ClimateLaunchpad 2017 held at Limassol, Cyprus. Climate Launchpad is well-known as the world’s largest […]

Renowned Cypriot Economics Professor Dies

  • October 19, 2017
  • Current Events
  In what is being considered shocking news for the academic community in Cyprus and beyond, Panos Pashardes, the former head of the University of Cyprus’s Economic Research Centre (ERC), passed away at the age of 68 last Sunday. The late professor, who joined the University of Cyprus in 1994, previously received his economics degree […]

Cyprus And Russia Sign New Important Agreement

  • October 17, 2017
  • Current Events
In what is being considered an interesting new development in European political relations at large, Cyprus and Russia have signed a new protocol, which outlines prospects and possibilities to expand the level of cooperation of cooperation between the two countries, including (but not limited to) telecoms and information technology, transport, industrial cooperation, innovation, and medical […]

Status Of Cypriots Working In British Bases Up For Negotiation

  • October 15, 2017
  • Current Events
In what is being considered breakthrough news after a long period of inactivity, Ioannis Kasoulides, Cyprus’ Foreign Minister has announced that the Cypriot government will negotiate with their British counterparts the status of Cypriots who have been working and/or living in British military bases. The discussions will be made keeping Brexit in view. Speaking after […]

Cyprus Sees Its First Acfe Chapter

  • October 13, 2017
  • Current Events
Cyprus has now made itself an active part of the world’s largest anti-fraud community with Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, the world’s largest anti-fraud organization, announcing its inaugural assembly in the island country. Speaking at a press conference, ACFE Cyprus explained that its aim is to play a constructive role in observing, identifying and eliminating […]

More Young People Should Get Into Politics, Says Russian Party

  • October 10, 2017
  • Current Events
Young people make better talent and mean more progress, and Cypriot politics is no exception to the rule. I, the Citizen, Cyprus’ youngest party made this point very clear just as it announced the start of its operations via a well-executed press release. At the party’s inaugural press release, members stressed on the importance of […]

Over 2,000 In Cyprus Die From Heart Diseases Every Year

  • October 8, 2017
  • Current Events
In what is being regarded as a shocking news, The Cyprus Society of Cardiology announced on World Heart Day that over 2,000 people in Cyprus die every year due to heart disease, while over 40,000 other undergo serious treatment for some or the other heart-related problem. According to the results of several epidemiological studies that […]

Government To Provide Special Care To Those With Special Needs

  • October 6, 2017
  • Current Events
In what is being regarded as a welcoming new development in taking care of the disabled, Zeta Emilianidou, Labor minister of Cyprus has announced that the government will now offer specialized support systems and services to autistic children and their families. The announcement has come after the cabinet has given the centre the green light […]

Larnaca Saves Energy As Part Of A New European Drive

  • October 4, 2017
  • Current Events
In what is being considered as a great move for innovators and environments alike, the Larnaca has announced that the city has saved over 59,000 kWh and has managed to lessen the emissions of carbon monoxide by at least 51 tons as part of the 3 year program which ended on September 30. Issuing a […]
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