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Anti-corruption authority has received 911 complaints (opens the original)
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The anti-corruption authority has to date received some 900 complaints, and has examined about 70 per cent of them, its chairman said on Tuesday. Harris Poyadjis was speaking at the Cyprus Forum, at an event themed on the rule of law and the independence of institutions. Up until the end of August 2026, the anti-corruption authority had received 911 complaints, examining 645. The complaints originate from institutions as well as private citizens. Regarding the issue of whether criminal investiga
Legal clause activated to ensure electricity after 2030 (opens the original)
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The government has activated a special clause allowing for emergency measures to be taken so that electricity supply can meet demand, as by 2030 Cyprus may face a severe supply gap, officials said on Tuesday. The head of the energy regulatory authority (Cera) told MPs that the energy ministry has activated article 34 of the Regulating the Electricity Market Law. This provides for a ‘capacity mechanism’ to be initiated. Cera chairman Polyvios Lemonaris said that, as part of a rolling assessment o
Communities near planned prison to air their grievances to minister (opens the original)
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The communities in the area earmarked as the site for the new central prisons said on Tuesday they will air their grievances directly to Justice Minister Costas Fitiris when they meet him. The two affected municipalities of South Nicosia-Idalion and Latsia-Yeri have called on the government to revoke the decision to build the new prisons complex in the village of Ayios Sozomenos, near the Green Line. On Monday evening, the two municipal councils held a joint session at which they discussed a let
Bill on pension reform set to go to cabinet this week (opens the original)
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Changes to the bill concerning the ‘first pillar’ of pension reform may be made after the legislation has been tabled to parliament, the labour minister said on Monday. Marinos Mousiouttas was speaking with journalists after the latest meeting of the labour advisory board – which features trade unions and employers’ organisations. On the bill itself regarding the first pillar, he said that if the attorney-general’s office finishes its legal vetting of it, the bill would be presented to the cabin
Cyprus labour shortages: who can legally work? (opens the original)
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The construction and hotel industries often complain about labour shortages, while labour unions counter-protest over the use of temporary hiring agencies which they say lead to poor treatment of foreign workers. The Cyprus Mail attempted an overview of the situation regarding third-country nationals legally residing and working here as well as asylum beneficiaries who are entitled to work. Earlier this month in parliament, MPs channeled complaints about temporary employment agencies being linke
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