After complaints from Paphos school students about the state of their school bus, Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos took a ride with them to investigate and didn’t enjoy the trip when he spotted
High profile jobs have opened up in the public sector and the Legal Services, among them the well-paid position of General Manager at the Cyprus Stock Exchange plus 11 state lawyers. The
Nicosia will continue with its intensive diplomacy and legal means to try and contain Turkey’s unprecedented behaviour in the region, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said. The President was commenting on Turkey’s recent
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM Asian shares flashed red on Tuesday as concerns about the economic impact of a coronavirus outbreak in China drained risk appetite. This unfavourable
Strong consumer spending and a surge during Christmas put a smile on the economy with credit card transactions last year increasing 11% compared to 2018, according to JCC payment systems. A reflection
Britain deplores Turkish drilling in the waters around Cyprus and calls for de-escalation, a British High Commission spokesperson in Nicosia told the Cyprus News Agency. He was commenting on Turkey’s new plan
Largest lenders Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Bank will sell bad loans worth €4 bln in total as banking system tries to purge itself of toxic debt, Central Bank of Cyprus governor
The green light has been given for Cyprus football matches to resume after referees staged a strike at the weekend in response to a bomb attack against one of their members. Refs
By Cyril Widdershoven The East Med-Turkey confrontation, which has heated up over the last few days after Ankara’s new offshore drilling in Cyprus announcement, could reap the rewards of the Berlin Conference
Car sales were down by 7.1% in 2019 compared to the previous year with dealers calling on the government to push the much-awaited scrappage incentive package to revive the stagnated market. After
