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22 June 2026, 02:43 · vkcyprus.com

Higher education institutions in Cyprus

Cyprus hosts a variety of public and private higher education institutions, though navigating diploma recognition across the European Union can be complex. Students must be cautious about credit loads, as discrepancies in ECTS standards can impact the official recognition of their degrees.

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22 June 2026, 02:43 · AI Synthesis

Cypriot universities performance in global rankings

Cypriot universities have achieved varying placements in global rankings, including the Times Higher Education, WebOfMetrics, and QS World University Rankings. The University of Cyprus maintains the top national position in several academic and professional categories according to the latest data.

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22 June 2026, 02:42 · vkcyprus.com

Driving at high speed in the wrong lane

Police in Cyprus apprehended a 42-year-old driver who was traveling at high speed in the wrong lane on the Nicosia-Limassol highway. The individual was found to have a blood alcohol level of 80 mcg, which studies indicate significantly impairs driving ability and reaction times.

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22 June 2026, 02:42 · AI Synthesis

Unsettled weather and high reservoir levels reported across Cyprus

Cyprus is currently facing unstable weather conditions including rain and mountain snow with temperatures below the seasonal average. Despite the inclement weather, reservoir levels remain high, reaching over 90% of their total capacity.

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22 June 2026, 02:42 · vkcyprus.com

Exclusive content marketing workshops by Nicky Kriel (UK) in Cyprus

Nicky Kriel, an expert in social media marketing, will conduct two professional workshops in Limassol on June 6 and 7. The sessions focus on content strategy and sales conversion for businesses, specifically targeting intermediate and advanced users.

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22 June 2026, 02:42 · vkcyprus.com

Cypriot tourism: March results

In March, Cypriot outbound travel increased by 9% compared to the previous year. Conversely, tourist arrivals to Cyprus declined by 11.5%, with Russia being the only market among top contributors to show growth.

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22 June 2026, 02:41 · vkcyprus.com

Plan for combating hepatitis C

The Cypriot Cabinet of Ministers has approved a strategic plan to eradicate hepatitis C in Cyprus by 2030. This initiative focuses on infrastructure reform, preventative education, early diagnosis, and comprehensive patient monitoring.

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22 June 2026, 02:41 · vkcyprus.com

Waste collection is becoming more expensive

Municipalities in the Nicosia region are facing a significant budget deficit due to the closure of the Kotsiatis landfill and rising waste disposal costs. Authorities are seeking infrastructure improvements to mitigate these expenses, which are expected to increase annual household waste collection fees.

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22 June 2026, 02:40 · vkcyprus.com

What will change in the operation of schools

The Cypriot Ministry of Education has proposed a bill for inclusive education that establishes a unified system for students of all abilities. The initiative introduces three levels of support and improves security in public schools through new monitoring systems.

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22 June 2026, 02:40 · vkcyprus.com

Exhibition in memory of unknown war heroes

An exhibition dedicated to World War II veterans from Cyprus has opened in Nicosia. The event, held at the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, honors the thousands of volunteers who served in the British army during the conflict.

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22 June 2026, 02:40 · vkcyprus.com

Mobile application of the ministry of education

The Ministry of Education and Culture of Cyprus has launched a new mobile app called MOEC Cyprus to provide updates on education, culture, and youth affairs. Currently available for Android, the app features news, exam schedules, and scholarship information, with an iOS version and an online portal planned for the future.

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Ministry of health has withdrawn children's syrup from sale

The Ministry of Health in Cyprus has recalled Ponstan syrup from pharmacies to check for potential lead and lithium content. Additionally, parliamentary discussions are addressing new pharmacy regulations under the national health system, while trade unions express concern over potential job losses for state pharmacists.

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22 June 2026, 02:39 · vkcyprus.com

Electronic textbooks in Cyprus schools: pros and cons

The Cypriot government has launched a pilot project to introduce tablets in schools to replace traditional textbooks. However, experts express concerns regarding technical infrastructure, financial responsibility, and research suggesting that electronic devices may negatively impact student learning efficiency.

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22 June 2026, 02:39 · vkcyprus.com

A million euros for beds

The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Cyprus is upgrading public hospital equipment in preparation for the launch of the General Healthcare System. Over one million euros has been invested in 469 new adjustable hospital beds.

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22 June 2026, 02:38 · vkcyprus.com

Authorities cannot find a pilot for a salary of 11,500 euros

Authorities are struggling to secure a pilot for the forestry department's firefighting aircraft, as the current salary offer is deemed insufficient. Additionally, officials are working to address challenges in securing firefighting helicopters and preparing for a potentially severe upcoming wildfire season.

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Housing prices rose by 1.6%

The statistical service of the Republic of Cyprus reported a 1.6% annual increase in property prices by the end of 2018. While price trends varied across European Union countries, the report explains the methodology and factors influencing these real estate indices.

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How much Cypriot bankers earn

The article examines compensation packages for top executives at leading Cypriot banks, highlighting the significant growth in earnings for individuals like John Hourican. It also provides comparative data on salary distribution among staff and executives within the broader context of European banking standards.

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22 June 2026, 02:38 · vkcyprus.com

Subsidies for residents of mountain areas

The Cypriot Ministry of Interior has announced a new subsidy program for residents of mountain villages located at altitudes above 600 meters. Over 20,000 residents across 110 villages will receive financial aid based on their elevation, age, and employment status starting this autumn.

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Cyprus administrative court rules salary cuts for civil servants unconstitutional

The Cyprus Administrative Court ruled that 2011-2012 civil servant salary cuts were unconstitutional, potentially triggering 1.6 billion euros in compensation. Government leaders are now reviewing the decision and exploring constitutional amendments to mitigate the impact on the national budget.

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22 June 2026, 02:37 · vkcyprus.com

Expecting a price hike before Easter?

Prices for fresh produce in Cyprus are rising as Easter approaches, with experts predicting further hikes due to potential artificial shortages. Retailers and market analysts warn that the cost of essential food items will be significantly higher than the already record-breaking prices seen last year.

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