Nicosia: Nicosia reiterated its call for the resumption of negotiations for a Cyprus settlement under the UN Secretary-General’s good offices before the UN Security Council on Tuesday. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Andreas Kakouris, expressed renewed political will, determination, and commitment to the agreed UN framework
Nicosia: Cyprus is currently navigating a challenging period as regards its energy sufficiency due to a severe heatwave, the Spokesperson for the Transmission System Operator Cyprus (TSOC), Hara Koushappa told CNA on Wednesday, emphasising the importance of electricity conservation to avoid potential disruptions, even though the situation remains manageable. According
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.
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,
Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area of Cyprus, specifying conditions for the period from midday on July 23, 2025, until midday on July 24, 2025. The forecast covers an area extending 8 kilometers seawards, with predictions based on the Beaufort scale for
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
