There is a tendency in Cyprus to ignore that resolving social ills are the stitches that enable politics to work. Dogma and theories present wishful thinking of what should be, but reality
Petrol station owners warn of strike action if President Nikos Christodoulides does not respond to their calls to discuss what they call the “unacceptable and illegal” purchase of petrol from the Turkish-occupied
The House on Thursday passed an extension to freeze the consumption tax imposed on fuel, correcting a costly political error which pushed up petrol prices by 10 cents per litre for two
Politicians were falling over themselves to correct a costly mistake that pushed petrol prices up by almost 10 cents per litre after Parliament failed to pass a government extension on the consumption
Fuel import company representatives refute accusations they are profiteering as motorists brace themselves for more oil price hikes that will cost over €100 to fill up an average car. Experts warn that pump prices
The Energy Ministry will not impose a price ceiling on hiking pump prices, despite almost breaching the €2 a litre barrier, as it finds no evidence of profiteering. Responding to MPs requesting
Petrol station owners joined consumer outrage over more price shocks as pump prices on Friday went up by another 6-9 cents per litre. In comments to CyBC TV, the Cyprus Petrol Station
Cypriot motorists are in for a financial jolt as petrol station owners warn that pump prices will hit €2 per litre as consumer groups scream profiteering. In comments to Astra Radio, the
Consumer organisations have raised concerns over the hike in prices at the petrol pumps as another increase hits the already worn-out pockets of motorists. Petrol is sold up to seven cents more
Motorists got a respite from rising fuel prices as the government stepped in to lower the consumer tax on petrol by eight cents per litre. The government’s decision came into effect Tuesday
