Copenhagen: Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, Nicodemos Damianou, travels to Copenhagen to participate in an informal EU Competitiveness Council focusing on research matters. The Council aims to establish a unified European strategy to advance key technologies, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors. Additionally, the role of research and

Nicosia: Nominations for the 2025 Cyprus Research Awards are now open, as announced in a press release by the Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF). For the 18th consecutive year, the awards aim to honor and highlight the work of young and distinguished scientists in Cyprus, promoting excellence and encouraging research

Nicosia: A long-awaited report from the Investigative Committee examining vehicle imports and recalls in Cyprus between 2013 and 2023 to do with faulty airbags Takata has uncovered serious criminal, political, and disciplinary responsibilities. The findings on the Takata airbag malfunctions in Cyprus that led to the deaths of two people

Nicosia: The need for unity at home was underlined in statements on Tuesday by President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, after a memorial service for those who fell during the coup of 15 July 1974, at the Cemetery of Saints Constantine and Helen in Nicosia, in the presence of the

Nicosia: The Cyprus National Defence Industry Council (NDIC) has made an initial decision to pursue participation in the European Union’s SAFE financial instrument. This decision was reached during an extraordinary meeting held on Monday at the Ministry of Defence. According to Cyprus News Agency, the decision follows a Cabinet meeting

Nicosia: The value added of Cyprus’ construction sector increased by 9.4% in 2023, reaching £1.58 billion, according to the Construction and Land Development Survey published on Tuesday by the Statistical Service of Cyprus. According to Cyprus News Agency, total production value in the broader construction sector rose by 12% to