Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission imposed fines of €7.5 mln in 2018 while crowdfunding will soon be a new tool for small businesses, said CySEC Chairwoman Demetra Kalogerou. Kalogerou, presenting her 2018
Cyprus is not looking to get into a tit-for-tat confrontation with Turkey by following the same course of provocation taken by Ankara especially over energy rights, said President Nicos Anastasiades. Illegal drilling
The Finance Ministry welcomed data showing Cyprus’ economy grew at 3.4% GDP in Q3 2019 for the fifth consecutive year saying it was proof of solid foundations. In a statement, the Ministry
Cypriot champions APOEL FC have sacked their German manager Thomas Doll, soon after losing to Nicosia rivals Olympiacos 2-0 away at the weekend and ahead of their Europa League tie against Sevilla
Cyprus has sunk a ship off the coast of Larnaca to enhance its network of artificial reefs that will develop marine life, while boosting specialised tourism by placing the island on the
Israel is blocking the $9.3 bln commercial development of Cyprus’ Aphrodite gas field in a dispute with a neighbouring reservoir over distribution claims. Israel and Cyprus signed an agreement setting the border
Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides is in Brussels for the EU Foreign Affairs Council where Turkey’s actions in the East Med and controversial maritime deal with Libya will be discussed. On the
The Agriculture Ministry is preparing an ambitious scheme to increase the production of goats and sheep milk by genetically enhancing livestock to meet a spike in demand for Cyprus’ squeaky cheese. Demand
Cyprus banks appear unable to give out loans despite improved macroeconomic indicators and low-interest rates on offer with bankers refuting claims they are purposely avoiding injecting money back into the economy. Arguing
The not-so-inspiring cabinet reshuffle, best seen as another round of musical chairs, has done little to drum up domestic support from the ruling DISY party. It has also alienated a significant part
