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Economic issues cannot be solved with , ‘superficial proposals’, says Christodoulides

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Economic issues cannot be solved with , ‘superficial proposals’, says Christodoulides

President Nikos Christodoulides emphasized the importance of addressing economic problems with feasible proposals within the framework of fiscal discipline. He criticized superficial suggestions, such as taxing bank profits, and stated that a holistic approach including income policy, wage increases, and energy issues is necessary. Christodoulides expressed his willingness to cooperate with anyone who has realistic proposals to address economic challenges.

Alarm sounded over atmospheric dust levels

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Alarm sounded over atmospheric dust levels

The Cyprus Pulmonology Society raised concerns about high levels of dust in the atmosphere, which have been blown northwards towards Cyprus from the Sahara. People with chronic lung diseases are advised to avoid unnecessary movements and stay consistent with their medication. Other vulnerable groups, such as children, the elderly, and the infirm, should also avoid moving in open spaces and take preventative measures as dust levels increase.

All-new LBX unveiled at Nicosia, ’s Lexus Centre

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All-new LBX unveiled at Nicosia, ’s Lexus Centre

Fact: The all-new Lexus LBX, a compact SUV, was unveiled at Nicosia’s Lexus Centre, impressing media representatives with its refined design aesthetics, high luxury, subtle refinements, and technological excellence.

A minute with Fotini Michailidi Visual Artist

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A minute with Fotini Michailidi Visual Artist

The person lives a nomadic life between Nicosia and Paphos in Cyprus, staying at friends or siblings’ houses with their dog, Chiva.

Turkish Cypriot social media journalist arrested

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Turkish Cypriot social media journalist arrested

Fact: Turkish Cypriot social media journalist Serdinc Maypa appeared in court accused of violating people’s right to privacy.

Alarm bells over unregistered Paphos tourist units

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Alarm bells over unregistered Paphos tourist units

The Paphos Regional Tourism Board (Etap) completed a survey revealing that the district has a capacity of approximately 20,000 beds across 6,000 self-catering accommodation units, evenly distributed with about 50% in apartments and the remaining 50% in houses or villas. Approximately 15,000 beds are registered on the Deputy Ministry of Tourism’s official platform, while another 5,000 are available through digital platforms like AirBnB. The total tourist capacity in the district exceeds 50,000 beds, compared to the approximately 29,500 beds officially licensed by the Deputy Ministry of Tourism. Etap considers the availability of 20,000 beds without inspection a serious issue and has called for expedited registration and inspection processes for these units. Additionally, there are beds for short-term lease, including beds in a stationary bus.

Financial literacy key to stability and growth, CBC governor says

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Financial literacy key to stability and growth, CBC governor says

Fact: CBC governor Constantinos Herodotou addressed the “Digital Financial Literacy: the Way Forward” conference, highlighting the importance of financial literacy in managing finances effectively and contributing to financial stability and sustainable growth.

Opposition parties criticise economic measures

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Opposition parties criticise economic measures

Akel accused President Nikos Christodoulides of “only caring about his public image” and criticized the government for not having a comprehensive plan to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

‘Cyprus’ economy is doing better than most of EU’

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‘Cyprus’ economy is doing better than most of EU’

Fact: Finance Minister Makis Keravnos stated that Cyprus’ economy is performing better than most countries in the European Union.