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AI adoption in Cyprus held back by skills and costs

AI adoption in Cyprus remains limited, with just 7% of businesses using artificial intelligence (AI) extensively, compared with 12% across the European Union. A further...

RAF to test sirens at Akrotiri on Wednesday

The Royal Air Force (RAF) will carry out a scheduled siren test at its Akrotiri base on Wednesday, 21 October. The sirens may be heard...

Water cuts due to a fault in Agios Athanasios municipal district

A water cut is affecting several streets in the Limassol district on Monday, 19 October, following a fault in the water supply network. The Limassol...

Limassol Hospital laboratory struggling to operate due to staff shortages

Serious operational problems are affecting the laboratory at Limassol General Hospital due to staff shortages. Photographs sent to SigmaLive show a group of people gathered...

Christodoulides and Erhürman to meet tomorrow, aiming to “achieve meaningful progress”

The next meeting between President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman, under the auspices of the United Nations, will take place on...

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Larnaca: Police seek 21-year-old in domestic violence case

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ON THIS DAY: Church of England approves women priests (1992)

On 11 November 1992, the Church of England took...

Cyprus records EU’s highest share of non-EU investment in 2025

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Nearly one in three people in Cyprus cannot afford unexpected expenses

Nearly one in three people in Cyprus were unable...
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