Inflation in Cyprus decreases
Inflation in Cyprus was negative for a second consecutive month in June 2025 and decreased at a rate of 0.4%, according to data published by the (CyStat) Statistical Service on Thursday.
Inflation in Cyprus was negative for a second consecutive month in June 2025 and decreased at a rate of 0.4%, according to data published by the (CyStat) Statistical Service on Thursday.
It is likely that the NATO member-states’ decision to raise defense spending to 5 percent of their GDP might not be the action which secures the alliance’s cohesion, but could lead to serious problems.
Developing the career prospects of school graduates is the most essential reform in education that needs to be accelerated. Instead, we are seeing a lot of backsliding.
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Athinon Avenue continues to go from one record high to another this week.
A magical open-air cinema in Kimolos brings film lovers together under the stars, across beaches, castles, and remote Aegean islands.