Calm has reportedly returned to the Pyla buffer zone in Cyprus, with UNFICYP taking control, following an incursion by Turkish Cypriot security personnel that drew strong condemnation from the Cyprus government.

The Cypriot government has decided to cease providing accommodation for survivors of the deadly Germasogeia building collapse, prompting the Amathus Municipality to step in and house them until Sunday.

Cyprus Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced the government's commitment to providing district government organizations (EOAs) with the necessary tools, resources, and institutional framework for successful operation.

The Cypriot government has affirmed its 'firm' political will for progress on the Cyprus problem, ahead of a scheduled meeting between President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides announced a package of measures to support households and businesses amid rising prices, though critics argue the relief offers more optics than actual impact.

Cyprus's Labour Minister has met with EDEK to discuss pension reform and the government's strategy to protect the tourism industry from mounting pressures caused by the US-led war against Iran.

Cyprus government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis called for unity and vigilance at an Eoka memorial, emphasizing that current circumstances leave no room for complacency and require a clear national direction.

All organizations in Cyprus are now legally required to accept digital documents presented through the government’s Digital Citizen application for all in-person transactions, with the deputy research and digital policy ministry warning that refusal is illegal.

Cyprus Energy Minister Michalis Damianos announced that his ministry is prepared to intervene immediately if unjustified fuel price increases or shortages are detected, as authorities closely monitor the impact of Middle East tensions.

Total government employment in Cyprus reached 55,331 persons in February 2026, a marginal increase of 35 employees compared to the previous year, with permanent staff showing a steady rise, according to Cystat.

A pro-Palestine group has called for a demonstration outside the Presidential Palace in Nicosia on Thursday evening, urging mobilisation against what it describes as the Cyprus government’s complicity in US, UK and Israeli “warmongering.” United for Palestine – Cyprus said it was calling for escalating pressure to end Cyprus’s role in regional military action, accusing […]

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 […]

The Cypriot interior ministry has announced the opening of a public consultation process for drafted amendments to legislation regulating petrol station operations.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides has pledged a full investigation into explosive allegations made by a journalist, alongside ongoing inquiries into corruption claims.

Cyprus government spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis called for anyone with information related to allegations made by journalist and Volt MP candidate Makarios Drousiotis to hand it over to the competent authorities for investigation.

The Cypriot government has introduced compensatory measures and economic support packages to address the foot-and-mouth crisis and broader economic anxieties.

The Cypriot government has announced a package of eight measures, including extending the reduced five-percent VAT rate on electricity, to help combat rising costs exacerbated by four weeks of war in the Middle East.

Cyprus's government foreclosure bills have been sent back to the Finance Ministry for revisions after the House Finance Committee identified gaps, particularly concerning procedural deadlines before properties are auctioned.

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos and opposition figures signalled growing political alignment on foreclosure policy, even as the government rejected calls for a blanket suspension.

The Cyprus Union of Journalists (ESK) is calling for an immediate inquiry by the House Interior Committee into the government's attempt to establish a state body as the sole authority for issuing journalist accreditation during Cyprus's EU Council Presidency.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides stated that the government is not satisfied with the current state of bomb shelters and will make decisions to improve the situation at the next cabinet meeting. He acknowledged positive aspects but also highlighted negative issues.

A few days after Iranian drones started attacking the British Bases in Cyprus, we asked a selection of people in Nicosia if they felt threatened or in danger, and who they blamed for the war.

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.

An indefinite strike by hourly workers at the government printing office in Cyprus began on Wednesday, potentially disrupting the printing of ballots for the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Portugal's Chega party has challenged the government, questioning its 'scapegoats' after the rejection of an audit into the former Bank of Portugal governor. The audit, requested by the PSD, concerned discrepancies between forecasts and the 2025 budget surplus.

Cypriot authorities are cautiously optimistic about improving tourist arrivals despite recent disruptions linked to the Middle East crisis, with the government spokesman confirming close monitoring of the sector.

The Cyprus government has announced a €200 million package of eight measures, including a reduced VAT rate on electricity, to combat rising costs following the Middle East conflict. While the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry expressed satisfaction, the Cyprus Employers and Industrialists Federation welcomed the measures but warned that tourism sector assistance remains insufficient.

The Cyprus government is preparing to announce new support measures for its tourism sector this week, aimed at shielding the industry from regional instability.

The Cypriot government has initiated a process to seek legal advice regarding the treaty that established the United Kingdom's two sovereign bases on the island, as confirmed by the deputy government spokesman.

The Cyprus Land Development Organisation (Koag) is set to sign two new contracts for affordable homes and apartments in Limassol and Nicosia, advancing its broader housing pipeline across the cities.

The justice ministry and deputy ministry of migration in Cyprus have pledged to improve the efficiency of deportations for migrants residing illegally, announcing the creation of a working group to achieve this.

The Cypriot government is moving to expedite a package of legislation that would significantly expand the state's power to intercept telecommunications, with MPs examining the proposals in the parliamentary legal affairs committee.

The Cyprus government has issued official self-protection instructions to the public following the activation of emergency protocols and warning sirens in several areas earlier today.

Cyprus' inflation rate remains one of the lowest in the eurozone, with the government stating it has no control over price increases caused by the ongoing war.

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.