Seven Greek islands in the Aegean Sea have declared drought emergencies this year to preserve water as climate change makes summers hotter and rainfall more erratic.
Now, authorities are wondering if it will rain next year to sustain the thousands of tourists who strain the supply of water just when locals need it most....
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Cyprus MailThe Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) announced on Thursday the suspension of trading for the 13-week treasury bills, 4th issue, series 2026, from July 21, 2026, until July 23, 2026, inclusive. This measure applies to the treasury bills identified by the code TB13D26 and will remain...
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Cyprus MailTwo more suspects have been arrested in connection with the violent brawl that broke out in Xylofagou on July 8, bringing the total number of arrests in the case to five, police said on Thursday. The men, aged 26 and 24, were located in Larnaca just hours after police released...
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Cyprus MailPupils who attend state schools are treated as “second class” in comparison to those who attend private schools, auditor-general Andreas Papaconstantinou wrote in a report on fire safety in school buildings released on Thursday. “The different institutional approach between st...
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in-cyprusMore than half of eurozone consumers have made purchases through Chinese e-commerce platforms, according to the European Central Bank’s Consumer Expectations Survey (CES), which forms the basis of an article titled “What drives euro area consumers to Chinese e-commerce platfor...
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