Car registrations jumped by 28 percent to 7.475 vehicles in the first quarter, compared to 5.840 vehicles in the same period last year, said the Cyprus Statistical Service. Car registrations are an indicator of Durable Goods spending, when it starts to rise, it’s usually good news for the economy. It should be noted, however, that […]
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Opinion The average observer has long been disillusioned with the House of Representative’s lack of organisation and chronic procrastination on bills that should have been passed years ago, but things came to a head on April 20th when Attorney-General Costas Clerides strongly criticised parliament’s irresponsibility in passing bills that had not even been checked by […]
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There’s nothing suspicious about the sudden re-appearance of missing contract tender files in the landfill waste management case, said Interior Minister Socrates Hasikos in a written statement that’s raised even more eyebrows. The minister said he had given orders to start the search for the files, which are needed as evidence in the corruption and […]
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The government has identified a number of groups that are vulnerable to drug addiction, including school drop-outs, students, soldiers and children whose parents face psychological problems, said Health Minister George Pamborides at the UN general assembly on the world drug problem. There are efforts to reduce the demand for legal and illegal drugs being misused […]
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