The majority of teachers on Monday morning decided not to stage work stoppages to protest against recently introduced four-monthly exams in high schools.

After 100 per cent of the votes were counted, it emerged that 55 per cent were against the strikes, while 44 were in favour. As a result, the educators will not go on strike.

Over 13 million cubic metres of groundwater will be pumped out in Limassol alone between 2019 and 2022 for the coastal town’s construction of high-rise buildings, according to a scientific study.

The ties between Cyprus and the United Kingdom. The UK is the largest and the most important tourist market for our country and even during the winter season airlines operate over 75 flights a week (excluding TUI charter flights). Many Britons choose Cyprus for their permanent residence, and there is a big number of Cypriot students studying in UK universities. This makes Britain a popular destination. The airlines are benefited from the collapse of Thomas Cook, but at the same people are complaining about rising fares.