Cyprus is way off reaching its goal of wiping out CO2 emissions in transport by 2035, as a lack of planning by authorities has meant only a very limited number of electric
Recent dust clouds over Cyprus directly result from climate change, as the phenomenon is becoming more frequent, damaging more than just air quality, says the Met Office. On Friday, the island was
Consumers have paid €570 mln between 2017 and October 2022 due to the Electricity Authority of Cyprus’ failure to switch to renewable energy and misuse of the European Emissions Trade Scheme, an
Cyprus is facing a housing crisis, as young couples are locked out of the property market by skyrocketing prices, while supply is quickly diminishing due to thousands moving to the island. President
With Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan close to winning Turkey’s runoff election on Sunday, his ruling AKP appears to be split over his economic policies, leading to a massive inflation hike and
Adjusting wages to meet inflation with automatic mechanisms such as the Cost-of-Living Allowance will not solve the real problem of income inequality with low-earners not seeing their earnings improve for a decade,
Smaller clubs see flagging fortunes turn, as investors pump fresh cash Cyprus football is in financial trouble, as nine out of the 14 topflight teams have lost a combined €18 mln in
Growing dissatisfaction and poverty in Turkish society could give AKP leader the boot Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be facing the most crucial election in his political career on May 14,
EU’s MiCA to fill legislative void, but stakeholders still vary over authorities’ stance Entrepreneurs in the island’s booming high-tech and fintech industries have welcomed the passing of an EU directive regulating crypto
EU court backs Bulgarian and Swedish rivals in Halloumi trade war Cyprus has lost its first halloumi battles in European courts since the island’s traditional cheese was granted the status of a
