By Craig Erlam The Federal Reserve could not have hoped for a better NFP jobs report on Friday, but it will need to be one of a number of positive economic reports
Nicosia is sticking to its guns over a dispute in the commercial exploitation of the estimated 4.4 trillion cubic feet of Aphrodite’s untapped natural gas, ahead of the 5 November deadline. Chevron
Law enforcement is still grappling with the motives behind two separate gangland killings that occurred just 37 hours apart. Despite their efforts to chart out the hitmen’s tactics and escape strategies, the
EU annual median disposable income has risen to 18,706 of purchasing power standards per inhabitant from €18,011 PPS, while Cyprus is above the European average. At the national level, the EU countries with the highest
Four more individuals and two companies related to Cyprus are included in a new US list of sanctions imposed for enabling Russia’s war on Ukraine. The US imposed sweeping new measures against Moscow over the
Cyprus has become the 30th nation to sign the Vilnius Declaration of the G7, offering security guarantees to Ukraine, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on X. Zelenskyy personally thanked President Nikos Christodoulides for his
The free Nicosia bus shuttle from the GSP stadium to the central station in the heart of the capital is achieving its goal of reducing congestion, especially with so many road works
Cyprus faces the risk of losing the Israeli market, the second largest tourist source, if the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues into the new season, said Tourism Minister Costas Koumis. He
By Craig Erlam The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged on Thursday at 5.25%, as expected, with the vote widening slightly but remaining very close. The fact that the vote remains
Cyprus’ inflation rate showed signs of decelerating in October following two months of price increases, dropping 0.7% to 3.5%. According to data from the Cyprus Statistical Service, the October Consumer Price Index
