The offer by President Nicos Anastasiades to provide the presidential retreat at Troodos and some government houses, as a recuperation centre for coronavirus patients, although gracious, is misguided. For the umpteenth time,
The worst global market sell-off since the 2008 crash will become an important buying-opportunity for investors, affirms the chief executive of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory and services organisations.
Cyprus has added Singapore and Hong Kong to its list of high-risk countries from which travellers arriving at the island’s airports will be screened and assessed. The Health Ministry said Friday it
Cypriot authorities on Friday announced they were temporarily closing four of the eight crossing points across the island’s ceasefire line in efforts to prevent a coronavirus outbreak on Cyprus. “For more effective
Deposits in the Cyprus banking system marked a 2% annual rise in January to €48.5 bln but the trend was down on the previous month, Central Bank of Cyprus data shows. Deposits
Cyprus has saved €13 mln by fully repaying an International Monetary Fund (IMF) crisis loan before schedule which was granted to Nicosia during the 2013 financial meltdown. According to a written statement
Two senior officials of the Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO), Mehmet Ferruh Akalin and Ali Coscun Namoglu, are on the EU sanctions list for Turkey illegally drilling within Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone. The restrictive
A fire at the Turkish Cypriot hospital Burhan Nalbantoğlu, in the north of Nicosia, led to the evacuation of 300 patients, as two people died after being transferred to a private hospital.
By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM Global stock markets are spiralling downwards and set for their worst week since the Great Financial Crisis, with the Dow Jones and the S&P 500
A leading lawyer who has spearheaded many cases in European courts seeking justice for Greek Cypriot refugees has warned that “time is running out” to challenge Turkey, which wants to re-open the
