Turkish Cypriots celebrated Turkey’s military invasion of Cyprus that cleaved the island nation along ethnic lines 51 years ago.
Cyprus Business Now: tourism, property, inflation, Etap
Tourism in Cyprus continued to strengthen in June 2025, with tourist arrivals rising 3.4 per cent year-on-year to reach 498,527, compared to 482,261 in June 2024, according to the state statistical …
Turkey’s Fidan heads to UN Cyprus talks as Libya maritime deal stirs tensions
The top Turkish diplomat will fly to New York for discussions to address issues stemming from a controversial Turkish-Libyan maritime agreement.
Israel’s Loanwise offers mortgages for Greece and Cyprus
Loanwise will offer mortgages starting at €50,000 (about NIS 200,000) to homebuyers in Greece and Cyprus, with loans of up to 50% of the property price. The financing will be provided against a lien …
Why banning short-term rentals will hurt the Cyprus economy
Property experts in Cyprus warn that banning short-term rentals like Airbnb could harm tourism, local jobs, and household incomes.
Property boom or takeover? Cyprus under pressure
Are legal loopholes enabling non-EU nationals to takeover Cyprus real estate market? A critical look into unchecked property sales.
Local property taxes & rubbish fees set to rise this year
Local property taxes and waste collection fees set to rise in 2025, with new levies set to follow. Learn how it affects Cyprus homeowners.
Holidays to Spain, Cyprus and Turkey soar in price
All-inclusive family package holidays from the UK have jumped in price for some of the most popular destinations, including Spain, Cyprus and Turkey. The average price for a week in Cyprus in August …
Cyprus Business Now: airports, property, graduate employability, CySEC
Property sales in Cyprus recorded an annual increase of 17 per cent in June, driven by a 44 per cent surge in Larnaca, while Nicosia posted the smallest gain at just 2 per cent, according to data …
Ukraine Sanctions Russian Crypto Networks in Major Crackdown on War Financing
Foreign firms from Cyprus, Kazakhstan, and the UAE also appear on Ukraine’s sanctions list, alongside 55 Russian companies.