Brussels: Europe is overlooking one of its largest and least acknowledged road safety and occupational health failures: work-related road use, says the new report by the European Transport Safety Council. The report reveals that thousands are killed every year in collisions linked to work activities or commuting, yet governments and

Brussels: Cyprus’ Deputy Minister for Migration and Asylum, Nicholas Ioannides, presented in Brussels the key priorities of the Cyprus EU Presidency, focusing on the implementation of the new Migration and Asylum Pact and on the overall architecture of the EU’s policy on migration, solidarity, and returns. A central priority is

Nicosia: A barometric low system is significantly impacting the sea area surrounding Cyprus, as reported by the Cyprus Department of Meteorology’s latest forecast. The forecast, which covers a period from noon on December 10 to noon on December 11, 2025, indicates that local showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected to

Brussels: The European Grids Package was presented by the European Commission on Wednesday. The electricity interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, known as Great Sea Interconnector or GSI, is one of the eight priority projects known as “Energy Highways.” The plan is aimed at “strengthening and accelerating the development of the

Nicosia: The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) proudly announces the successful completion of the sustainability journey undertaken by 25 Cypriot tourism SMEs as part of the I-STARS – Island Sustainable Tourism Action through Resilient SMEs project. Through targeted funding, technical guidance, and personalised support, these businesses have taken

Nicosia: The issue of affordable housing will hold a significant place on the agenda of the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union, President Nikos Christodoulides announced at the annual General Assembly of the Cyprus Property Developers Association. He emphasized that the government aims to implement specific actions