Brussels: New figures from Member States reveal that more than £33 billion in VAT revenues were collected in 2024 via the EU’s e-commerce VAT systems. This significant collection indicates that the 2021 reforms are effectively simplifying compliance, supporting businesses, and ensuring fairer taxation. According to Cyprus News Agency, the European
Limassol: The development of the Limassol wildfire was extremely fierce with alternating winds that led the fire spreading from one community to another, Spokesperson of the Cyprus Fire Service, Andreas Kettis, told CNA. According to Cyprus News Agency, the strong winds in the area were the worst that could happen,
Nicosia: Greece’s Ambassador, Ioannis Papameletiou, reassured Cyprus of his continued support during a meeting with House President Annita Demetriou. This meeting marked the end of his term in Cyprus. According to Cyprus News Agency, Demetriou held a farewell meeting with Papameletiou, emphasizing the Ambassador’s successful tenure. She expressed gratitude on
Limassol: An electricity authority (EAC) team was set up earlier on Wednesday at the crisis center in Limassol for coordination as regards tackling the fires in Limassol and Paphos and to work towards restoring damage and power, the EAC’s spokesperson Christina Papadopoulou told CNA. According to Cyprus News Agency, a
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,
Agios amvrosios: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides made an appeal on Thursday evening to residents of communities affected by a wildfire which broke out early in the afternoon to evacuate their homes if requested. He was speaking from the crisis centre set up in Agios Amvrosios to coordinate the
