Cyprus sports fans can once again cheer their favourite team or athlete after more than a year of Covid-19 restrictions, as the health ministry said Wednesday stadia could hold up to 50% capacity.

All businesses, but especially those that are just getting started, need to keep accurate financial records. 

Kapnos, which resumed its shuttle service to Larnaca and Paphos airports on June 1, on Tuesday unveiled a new, upgraded electronic reservation system to facilitate bookings.

Fresh concerns have arisen over the Delta variant and a possible fourth wave, as a former government adviser warned that variants risk being brought in from the UK.

Cyprus is not a tax haven but it is a competitive investment destination due to the legal framework, investors, natural wealth and skilled labour, finance minister Constantinos Petridis told CNBC on Tuesday.

With the title “Do you live in Cyprus and are you looking for a job?” the first official day for people seeking a job regarding their registration or renewal in the relevant registry has begun.

Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios is optimistic Cyprus can prevent another disastrous year blighted by coronavirus, despite the island depending solely on the decisions of other countries.

One of the main issues that concerns the world, and specifically Europe, is the “British Exit”, or otherwise commonly referred to as the “BREXIT”, from the European Union. Particularly, on 31/10/2020 the United Kingdom signed the Withdrawal Agreement which had a transitional period of eleven (11) months. From the 1st of January 2021 the United Kingdom has officially ceased being a member of the European Union. The Brexit caused various issues to the business world and especially to the British business owners. However, what are the advantages of re-domiciling a company in Cyprus?

Cyprus will boost French language teaching at its secondary schools and is also looking at introducing the French language exams Delf Scolaire, Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou told France’s ambassador Salina Grenet-Catalano on Monday.

Cyprus’ National recovery and resilience plan will increase the country’s GDP by seven percentage points during the five years of its implementation, according to Director General of the Ministry of Finance George Pantelis.