Cyprus launches AI scheme featuring extreme weather early warning system

Cyprus launches AI scheme featuring extreme weather early warning system

The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF), in collaboration with the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, on Monday announced the launch of a new flagship funding programme titled ‘AI in Government‘. According the announcement, this initiative “marks a new era of digital transformation in the public sector through the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI)”. “The […]

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Neolithic archaeological site opens in Paralimni

Neolithic archaeological site opens in Paralimni

A newly configured archaeological site at the Protaras islands area in Paralimni has opened, the department of antiquities announced on Monday. The site includes the remains of a settlement from the neolithic pottery period (circa 5200-4800 BC), situated on a hill above Vyzakia beach. The site represents the largest excavated and studied settlement from this […]

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Cyprus Business Now: payments, Vassiliko, energy usage, CSE, maritime conference

Cyprus Business Now: payments, Vassiliko, energy usage, CSE, maritime conference

The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) announced the results of its semi-annual review (January–June 2025) regarding compliance with minimum market value requirements for companies listed on the Regulated Market. The review ensures that listed entities continue to meet both listing and ongoing obligations. Four companies—LCP Holdings, NET Info, Aiantas Investment, and Top Kinisis Travel—will have the […]

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Guest recipes with Serene Tharian

Guest recipes with Serene Tharian

Cool summer drink from Asia Almond Sharbat Sharbat is a sweet, non-alcoholic beverage, often made from fruit, flower or nut extracts, herbs, and sugar, diluted with water. It is a popular drink in the Middle East and South Asia. The word sharbat originates from the Persian word sharbat, which itself comes from the Arabic shariba, […]

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Vizus Group: Where vision becomes value

Vizus Group: Where vision becomes value

How a former law firm became one of Cyprus’ most people-focused property developers, with a philosophy rooted in trust, quality and care Vizus Group has been transforming the island’s real estate landscape over the past few years. With successful and innovative projects such as Parkside Residence, Hortensia, Urban City, and Malibu, it is now set […]

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The creamy soul of a Cyprus summer

The creamy soul of a Cyprus summer

In the heat of summer, when the sun hangs heavy and appetites grow light, there are few things more welcome than a bowl of chilled tzatziki. Velvety, tangy and flecked with crisp cucumber and aromatic herbs, this garlicky yoghurt dip is more than just a condiment – it’s a cultural mainstay, a seasonal ritual and […]

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Cyprus seeks stories of outstanding tourism service

Cyprus seeks stories of outstanding tourism service

The Deputy Ministry of Tourism this week announced the launch of the nomination process for the Cyprus Hospitality Awards 2025, a national initiative that recognises and rewards excellence in the tourism and hospitality sectors. The awards are organised by the Deputy Ministry of Tourism in collaboration with the Cyprus Hospitality Body (Kypria Filoxenia). According to the […]

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Cambodia to host 43rd International Footwear Conference in 2026

Cambodia to host 43rd International Footwear Conference in 2026

Cambodia will host the 43rd International Footwear Conference (IFC) of the Confederation of International Footwear Associations (CIFA) in 2026, according to Neak Oknha Ly Kunthai, Chairman of the Cambodia Footwear Association (CFA). He told Khmer Times that representatives from the Cambodia Footwear Association (CFA) participated in the 42nd International Annual Conference (IFC) of the Confederation […]

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Sunil Kapoor: “Today, it’s tariffs, Red Sea attacks, and unpredictability that keep shipowners awake at night”

Sunil Kapoor: “Today, it’s tariffs, Red Sea attacks, and unpredictability that keep shipowners awake at night”

“Right now, shipping feels like it’s navigating through fog—without radar. Most owners are caught between sanctions, compliance rules, and rising operating risks. Decarbonisation and digitalisation are still important—but they’ve taken a back seat. Today, it’s tariffs, Red Sea attacks, and unpredictability that keep shipowners awake at night,” Sunil Kapoor, COO & Partner at OL Shipping […]

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