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July 23, 2025

Outdoor Work Ceases for Four Hours in Cyprus as Temperatures Soar

Nicosia: All outdoor work between 1200-1600 local time in Cyprus is expected to cease on Wednesday as the intense heatwave gripping the island is at its peak, with the competent minister urging employers to comply with the order. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Department of Labour Inspection of the

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Reformed EU VAT Rules for E-commerce Yield Over £33 Billion in 2024

Brussels: New figures from Member States indicate that the European Union’s reformed VAT rules for e-commerce have successfully generated over £33 billion in revenue in 2024. This development, stemming from reforms initiated in 2021, showcases the effectiveness of the One Stop Shop (OSS) and Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) systems.

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Cyprus Positions Itself as Key Space Partner in European Sector

Nicosia: Cyprus is steadily advancing its position as a regional hub for high technology and a strategic partner in Europe’s space sector, a press release issued by the Department of Electronic Communications of the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy said. The Department, which now functions as the

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Risk of Wildfires at ‘Red Alert’ Says Forests Department

Nicosia: The Forests Department has issued a warning that the risk of wildfires and the spread of forest fires will be at a “red alert” level on Thursday and appealed to the public to exercise extreme caution and avoid activities or actions that could potentially cause a fire. According to

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Commission Invites Feedback on Simplification of EU Environmental Legislation

Brussels: The European Commission has launched a call for evidence aimed at simplifying environmental legislation by reducing bureaucracy while still meeting the EU’s environmental objectives. This initiative is part of an effort to streamline processes and enhance the effectiveness of environmental policies across the region. According to Cyprus News Agency,

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