The island's latest: politics, economy, society, incidents and business — updated throughout the day.
EconomyCystat data show registered jobseekers in Cyprus numbered 7,790 at the end of October, 691 more than a year earlier but fewer than the 8,366 recorded in September.
SocietyConsultations between the State Health Services Organisation and six trade unions are ongoing as employees prepare a 48-hour…
WorldAt the Schumpeter lecture in Dublin, Professor Johanna Mair argued that Europe should ask whether innovation improves businesses,…
TourismHermes Airports said talks with more than 30 airlines point to a favourable 2027 for flights to Cyprus,…
SocietyThe National Addictions Authority has cautioned the public after laboratory tests on goods seized from a CBD retailer…
SocietyFrom January 1, outpatient cardiology at Nicosia General Hospital will be reorganised into 13 specialised clinics and services,…
EconomyCFA Society Cyprus opened its 2026-27 Local Research Challenge on October 29, naming the listed technology group Logicom…
EconomyTrading in GAP Vassilopoulos Public Ltd shares restarts on November 5, 2026 after the company published its half-year…
EconomyAt the SME & Clusters Assembly 2026 in Dublin, Cypriot women joined Europeans discussing how to help female…
IncidentsA 58-year-old officer who admitted neglect of duty over the 2019 death of 14-year-old Stylianos Constantinou will learn…
PoliticsMichael Tannousis, a Republican of Cypriot descent, kept his congressional seat in New York during the US midterm…