Nicosia on Thursday hailed a landmark decision by the United States to include Cyprus in its International Military Education and Training (IMET) programme for the first time. “This is another action which
Washington is “absolutely concerned” over developments in offshore Cyprus and the Aegean with Turkey warned its illegal drilling and accord with Libya are unhelpful, said a US State Department senior official. Turkey
Only through dialogue can the Mediterranean become a more secure and stable region, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told a European Parliament discussion on Turkey-EU affairs. He addressed the plenary session
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Equity markets have pushed higher in Asia following an impressive last hour rally on Wall Street on Wednesday. The record daily increase in COVID-19
Cyprus credit card transactions in the second quarter increased by 23% annually as consumers turned to seamless payments in the aftermath of the coronavirus outbreak. Cypriots were advised to use contactless payments
Cyprus, Greece, France and Italy carried out a military exercise in the maritime area off Limassol under the regional Defence and Security Cooperation agreed by the four countries. The Cypriot Defence Ministry
Cyprus takes its first step into the natural gas era on Thursday when President Nicos Anastasiades lays the foundation stone of the island’s first LNG terminal at Vasiliko, Larnaca. The €289 mln
Cyprus reported another three new coronavirus cases on Wednesday with two of them involving people with a travel history. One case involved a permanent resident arriving from Israel recently who was positive
Construction work to complete Ayia Napa Marina has resumed apace after COVID-19 lockdown while final completion is rescheduled for 2023, the project’s CEO Stavros Caramondanis said on Wednesday. With the necessary administration
There is no global second wave of coronavirus even though recorded cases worldwide are spiking, said a Cyprus government advisor on infection control. European University assistant professor Constantinos Tsioutis, told CNA that