The Deputy Minister to the President, Irene Piki, is traveling to London to attend an international investment forum aimed at attracting UK investors to boost Cyprus's innovation corridor.

The Cypriot government aims to submit legislation reforming the first pillar of the pension system to parliament by early June, with the goal of implementing the changes by 2027.

The Cypriot government is pushing for a new bill that would grant the Attorney General the power to order phone taps without judicial approval, aiming for parliamentary passage before dissolution, though MPs remain unconvinced.

The Cypriot government has approved approximately €4.5 million in emergency compensation for farmers following the culling of around 13,000 animals affected by a rapidly spreading foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

The Cyprus government has reported that it spent 92% of its 2025 state budget, with revenues reaching 87% of the projected amount, totaling €10.20 billion.

Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas announced that the government is against the idea of cutting pensions, even for the highest earners, following a meeting with government officials and trade union leaders.

President Nikos Christodoulides announced the government's determination to raise pensions through reforms during a meeting with trade unions SEK, PEO, and Deok.

At the time of writing, the first meeting of President Donald Trump’s new Board of Peace has not yet concluded, so I cannot comment on its outcome. As I argued last week, the Cyprus government faced a difficult decision: whether to accept President Trump’s invitation to join the board. In the event, President Christodoulides displayed […]