3 h. ago Environmental group condemns rally in Paphos forest as illegal

Organising car races in the Paphos state forest, a Natura 2000 special protection zone, violates both national and EU legislation on nature and biodiversity conservation, environmental organisation Terra Cypria said on Friday. The group called on the agriculture ministry to cancel the rally, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, in the areas of Anadiou, Stavros tis […]

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3 h. ago Return of former north ‘PM’ exiled in Turkey may be on the cards

A return to politics and to Cyprus may be on the cards for Huseyin Ozgurgun, the former Turkish Cypriot ‘prime minister’ who fled the north to Istanbul in 2019 after 16 million TL (around €2m at the time) which he had not formally declared was found in his bank account. In the five and a […]

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3 h. ago Crypto pundit advises buying Mutuum Finance (MUTM) at $0.02 before it’s too late

As its third presale stage races toward a sell-out, $3.3 million of Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has been secured with over 5,600 investors already holding tokens. Now priced at $0.02, analysts have highlighted a closing window for entry ahead of the next stage which drives the token to $0.025 — a 25% leap from today’s value. Before the […]

Economics

3 h. ago DeepSeek AI identifies Mutuum Finance as the best Altcoin to peplicate XRP’s 18000% run from 2017

In 2017, Ripple’s XRP shock the crypto market by recording insane gains. From a pricing of merely a penny, XRP rose rapidly to an ATH it’s yet to break. XRP rose over 18,000% largely driven by a strong utility value and a committed community. Fast forwrfd in 2025, leading AI model DeepSeek has identified a […]

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4 h. ago Municipalities threaten payment suspensions over budget delays

The restructuring of local government hit another snag on Friday as municipalities threatened to halt payments if their budgets are not approved by the end of the month. The interior ministry, however, attributed the delays to municipalities failing to submit their budgets in the required format. Speaking on CyBC’s morning programme, head of the union […]

Economics

5 h. ago Bitcoin faces pressure from US trade tariffs, traders shift to Mutuum Finance (MUTM)

Bitcoin’s 2% advance to $81,830.3 early Wednesday did little to soothe frayed nerves as investors awaited key U.S. inflation data and rising trade tensions. The 25 percent steel and aluminum tariffs of President Trump, along with mixed exemptions for allies like Canada, have added to fears of economic upheaval. The defense of these policies as “worth it” […]

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7 h. ago George Pantelides named new Oev president, takes office in May

The Cyprus Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) announced on Friday that George Pantelides, head partner at Deloitte and current deputy president of the federation, will assume the role of president on May 7, 2025. According to Oev, the transition follows the completion of the two consecutive two-year terms of current president Antonis Antoniou, which is […]

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8 h. ago Your Bourse and Yourfintech Announce Dealers Connect 5.0: the Largest Networking Event for FX/CFD Dealers in Cyprus

Your Bourse and Yourfintech Announce Dealers Connect 5.0: the Largest Networking Event for FX/CFD Dealers in Cyprus  FinanceFeeds

Economics

9 h. ago Bank of Cyprus stock forecasts rise following earnings announcement

Analysts covering the Bank of Cyprus have significantly raised their price targets following the release of the bank’s preliminary financial results for 2024. All recent revisions indicate a more optimistic outlook compared to previous estimates. A key factor driving these upward adjustments is the bank’s updated profit distribution policy. In its preliminary results announcement, the […]

Politics

10 h. ago Greek PM names new finance and transport ministers in reshuffle

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday named new finance and transport ministers in a cabinet reshuffle designed to boost support after mass protests over a 2023 train disaster. Kyriakos Pierrakakis becomes finance minister, replacing Kostis Hatzidakis, who will take over as deputy prime minister. Pierrakakis is a computer scientist who has spearheaded the digitisation […]

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10 h. ago Limassol strengthens role as Cyprus’ business hub despite global challenges

The professional services sector remains one of the key pillars of the Cypriot economy, significantly contributing to its growth. Limassol has emerged as the main hub for financial, legal, and technological services, attracting foreign investment and solidifying Cyprus’ position as a business centre in Europe and the Middle East. Due to this, the city has […]

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11 h. ago Cyprus’ DNA study traces genetic roots beyond Greek influence

Cyprus’ DNA study traces genetic roots beyond Greek influence  The Greek Herald

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12 h. ago Cyprus tourism resilient despite global trade concerns, says Koumis

Tourism Deputy Minister Kostas Koumis this week announced a record-setting year for Cyprus’ tourism sector, with over 4 million visitors and revenues exceeding €3 billion. This growth has been fueled by a 6 per cent increase in air travel routes, including a significant 9 per cent rise in flights to and from Germany, Europe’s largest […]

Politics

12 h. ago Interconnectivity and US a priority per Cyprus, Greek and Israeli FMs

The Cypriot, Greek and Israeli foreign ministers touched on trade and electrical interconnectivity between their states, and positioned themselves vis-à-vis the US, Gaza, Syria, and the Middle East during their trilateral meeting in Athens on Thursday. In a joint press conference, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said that the states bore a common “strong will to […]

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12 h. ago Interconnectivity, US a priority say Cyprus, Greek and Israeli FMs

The Cypriot, Greek and Israeli foreign ministers touched on trade and electrical interconnectivity between their states, and positioned themselves regarding the US, Gaza, Syria, and the Middle East during their trilateral meeting in Athens on Thursday. Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said the states bore a common “strong will to reinvigorate” convening of the ‘3+1’ format […]

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14 h. ago Passenger demand growth accelerates to 10 per cent in January 

Global passenger demand experienced a robust increase in January, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Total demand, measured in revenue passenger kilometres (RPK), rose by 10 per cent compared to January 2024, while capacity, measured in available seat kilometres (ASK), increased by 7.1 per cent year-on-year.   This led to an all-time high January […]

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14 h. ago Cyprus Business Now: Alpha Bank, financial literacy, trade deficit, tourism

Alpha Bank’s senior leadership met with state officials and key business figures in Cyprus this week, in order to outline its growth strategy and expansion plans. According to an official announcement from the bank, this four-day visit “reaffirms its commitment to strengthening its presence in Cyprus, positioning its subsidiary as a leading banking choice for businesses […]

Economics

24 h. ago Additional 6,800 vehicles recalled over faulty Takata airbags

Another 6,820 vehicles have been added to the list of recalls in connection with the defective Takata airbag, a senior official told parliament on Thursday. Head of the Road Transport Department Giorgos Louka said these 6,820 were tracked via a recent alert through Rapex – the European Union’s rapid alert system for unsafe consumer products […]

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27 h. ago Cardano price to skyrocket, but Mutuum Finance is the next 100x token to turn $500 into $500,000

Analysts predict that Cardano (ADA) prices will reach $5 within the future as the network implements upgrades and attracts more institutional investors while trading at $0.72 at present. The promising potential of growth at Cardano has pushed investors toward Mutuum Finance (MUTM) for their search of exponential returns. Investors finished the second selling period rapidly […]

Economics

27 h. ago Easter bonfires remain banned as government seeks compromise

As the law now stands, the lighting of traditional Easter bonfires – known in Greek as ‘lambradjies’ – is expressly forbidden with no exceptions, the ministry of justice said on Thursday. The blanket prohibition applies under legislation passed by parliament a few weeks ago. It provides for severe penalties for violators – in some cases […]

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