Nicosia: Public debt is expected to fall close to 57% of GDP by the end of 2025, much earlier than previous estimates that projected a decline below 60% by the end of 2026, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said on Wednesday, following the conclusion of the Cabinet meeting. According to Cyprus

Nicosia: The Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) has received a donation of 15,000 pounds from the Portuguese Republic. This contribution, made on August 25, enhances Portugal’s total financial support to the CMP to 30,000 pounds since the year 2018. According to Cyprus News Agency, the funds will aid

Nicosia: Education Minister Athena Michaelidou pledged support for expatriate and enclaved schools during her address at the Annual World Conference of Cypriot Diaspora in Nicosia. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Minister highlighted the positive progress of Greek Cypriot schools in the UK and assured that the State will maintain

Nicosia: Visit Nicosia has announced that its popular “Free Guided Tours” will continue through December 2025. According to Cyprus News Agency, the programme, which has drawn thousands of participants, offers locals and visitors a chance to explore the city’s history, culture, and modern life through expertly designed walking tours. Led

Nicosia: Greece remains Cyprus’ most valuable ally and support, and the two countries will continue to move forward together based on shared principles to defend the rights of Hellenism, House President Annita Demetriou said during a meeting with Greece’s Deputy Foreign Minister Ioannis Loverdos at the House of Representatives. The

Brussels: A new report from the European Commission highlights a positive shift in education funding across Europe, offering a boost to the EU’s competitive edge. Titled ‘Investing in Education 2025,’ the report details multiple economic and social benefits and shows that public investment in education is recovering after the setbacks