The therapeutic benefits of honey and beeswax
There is more to bees than honey. One locally-based company creates a range of all natural products ranging from sun screen to nappy rash cream
Iakovos Korniotis, now 78, learned beekeeping ...
Cyprus economic recovery continues despite property market cooldown
The recovery of the Cypriot economy remains on an upward trajectory, with most indicators boding well for future growth, according to a report by the University of Cyprus Economic Research ...
Cyprus Business Now
My Mall Limassol, Cyprus’ third-largest shopping centre, will see Israeli involvement in its ownership structure, with 46 per cent of its shares due to be sold to two Israeli companies.
This ...
Crypto boom strains Kazakhstan’s coal-powered energy grid
Kazakhstan is struggling to meet the energy needs of its booming cryptocurrency mining industry, which is flourishing thanks to cheap power and an exodus of crypto miners from neighbouring China.
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Kadis: All new projects to be governed by principles of EU Green Deal
The extent of new projects in the pipeline for the agriculture ministry under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) are second only to those of the transport ministry, and all ...
Our View: Government’s approach to achieving reforms is misguided
There seems to be no end to the farcical saga of local authority reform. The only thing that everyone agreed on so far, was the postponement until 2024 of municipal elections, ...
England all but qualified as Kane hat-trick sinks Albania
England captain Harry Kane plundered a hat-trick before halftime in a 5-0 hammering of sorry Albania at Wembley on Friday to all but guarantee his side’s spot in next ...
UN climate talks overrun in push to save 1.5 Celsius goal
Two weeks of U.N. COP26 climate talks in Glasgow continued past deadline on Friday after the conference president called on countries to make a final effort to secure commitments ...
Prestigious Moscow business school in Paphos for seminar
International business negotiation skills, strategies, and effective communication in large organisations are the focus of a seminar currently underway in Paphos.
Organised by the Moscow School of Management Skolkovo, in ...
Greece wants dialogue with UK for return of Parthenon sculptures
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday that the Parthenon sculptures in the British Museum should be returned to Athens and called for talks with Britain to achieve that ...
Dutch return to partial lockdown as Covid-19 cases soar
The Netherlands will return to a partial lockdown from Saturday after the government ordered restaurants and shops to close early and barred spectators from major sporting events in an effort ...
Judge in Rittenhouse trial allows jury to consider that teen provoked attack
The judge in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse said on Friday he would allow the jury to consider that the teenager provoked an encounter with one of two men ...
Small tremor registers in Limassol area
An earthquake calculated at 3.4 on the Richter scale hit northeast of Limassol on Friday at 4:26pm, with many reporting that they felt two shakes.
The epicentre was in the Pareklisia ...
Coronavirus: one death, 224 people test positive on Friday (Updated)
The health ministry announced that one person had died from Covid-19 and that 224 had tested positive from 58,320 PCR and rapid tests, a positivity rate of 0.38 per cent.
The death was ...
New exhibition is all about paper
Putting pen to paper, or pencil or paint for that matter, can have a meditative, relaxing effect. Sure, the world is becoming more technological and tablets have replaced notebooks and ...
Foreign intervention in war-torn Libya must end, Anastasiades tells Paris conference
President Nicos Anastasiades on Friday said Cyprus would do its best to help fulfil the objectives set out the Joint Declaration of the Paris International Conference on Libya, pointing out ...
Factbox – Countries making Covid-19 vaccines mandatory
Governments have been making COVID-19 shots mandatory for health workers and other high-risk groups, pushed by a sharp upturn in infections caused by the Delta variant and a slowdown in ...
Twelve police officers suspended after migrant boat left unnoticed
Twelve police officers were suspended pending investigations into the departure without permission on Thursday evening of a boat with 61 migrants that was being held at the Kato Paphos harbour, reports ...
Two teens arrested in north, one believed to be Greek Cypriot reported missing
A 17-year-old Greek Cypriot reported by his family as missing from his Nicosia home has been arrested in the north on suspicion of possession of 390 grammes of cannabis, reports said ...
Ten years for drug smuggler
Paphos criminal court on Friday sentenced a 25-year-old man to 10 years in prison after finding him guilty on drug related charges, police said.
The man was arrested on August 14 on ...
Turkey curbs flights to Belarus to ease migrant crisis
Turkey banned Syrian, Yemeni and Iraqi citizens from flights to Minsk on Friday, potentially closing off one of the main routes that the EU says Belarus has used to fly ...
Coronavirus: Saturday’s testing sites for eligible groups
A total of 50 free rapid test sites will operate nationwide for eligible groups on Saturday, the health ministry announced.
Free rapid testing for the general population has been scrapped, while ...
Coronavirus: Supermarkets join other businesses opposed to CovScan
Supermarkets on Friday reiterated their objection to the local CovScan app to verify EUDCC certificates, as they pressed the health ministry to clarify how the system will work, and who ...
Tesla’s Musk sells more shares worth $687 million
Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk disclosed an additional share sale worth about $687 million in the electric-car maker, regulatory filings showed on Friday, after offloading about $5 billion ...