Nicosia, Cyprus. The chief returning officer announced a ban on campaign materials and election-related public messaging for Saturday and Sunday…
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22 May 2026Campaign material ban announced ahead of parliamentary elections -
22 May 2026Court halts 3.7-megawatt solar park project in Latsia-Yeri after injunction suspends building permitNicosia, Cyprus. An administrative court ruling has halted construction of a 3.7-megawatt solar park within the Latsia-Yeri municipality after issuing…
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22 May 2026Volt Cyprus ends election campaign in Nicosia ahead of parliamentary voteNicosia, Cyprus. Volt Cyprus ended its parliamentary election campaign on Thursday night in Nicosia, with party leaders presenting the movement…
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22 May 2026Cyprus tipped to stay among EU’s fastest-growing economies in 2026, president saysNicosia, Cyprus. Cyprus is expected to remain among the European Union’s fastest-growing economies in 2026, with unemployment forecast to fall…
