Limassol: The environmental cost of the loss of nature by the recent fires in the Limassol district could reach the substantial amount of 20 million euros, Professor Theodoros Zachariadis of the Cyprus Institute has pointed out. According to Cyprus News Agency, a press release by the CyI highlights that in
Nicosia: The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index concluded today’s trading session, providing a snapshot of the market activity and investor sentiment. The latest figures reflect the ongoing dynamics within the local stock market. According to Cyprus News Agency, the meeting date for the trading session was set on
Limassol: The devastating wildfire that erupted in the Limassol district on 23 July has been estimated to have scorched a total of 120.7 km², a significant portion of the island’s landscape. According to Cyprus News Agency, this constitutes approximately 1.3% of Cyprus’ total land area, which is 9,251 km². The
Nicosia: Today’s weather and temperature details for Cyprus have been analyzed and reported by the Department of Meteorology. According to Cyprus News Agency, the report provides insights into the temperature readings from various stations across the region, covering the period from 20:00 the previous day until the time of the
Nicosia: Water reserves in Cyprus have dropped to a critical level, now standing at only 17.4% of the total capacity of the dams. This alarming statistic was reported by the Water Development Department, which recorded the latest data on July 25. Just a year ago, on the same date, reserves
Nicosia: The Cypriot athletes returned back home from the 77th Balkan Athletics Championships, which took place in Greece, with five medals. According to Cyprus News Agency, Cyprus reached its average of five medals in Balkan Championships, with its athletes winning two silver and three bronze medals. The silver medals were
