Turkey election authorities annulling the Istanbul municipal vote, after an opposition candidate was elected as the city's mayor, has increased the risk of political instability and renewed fears of economic turmoil. The
Some 2,800 civil servants, members of the newly founded Equality union (Isotita) are to stage two-hour work stoppages on three consecutive days at 10 am from May 8 over unfair treatment. The
A casket with the relics of saints originally from St Mamas church in Morphou will be returned to its rightful owner, the Bishopric of Morphou, on May 14 a German auction house
. TWO votes – for Brexit in the UK and Emmanuel Macron in France – seemed likely to breathe life into what is still often called the European project. With troublesome Britain
Cyprus Police new Chief Kypros Michaelides when assuming command on Tuesday, apologised on behalf of the force to the families of a serial killer who claimed the lives of 5 women and
President Nicos Anastasiades said Turkish activities in Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone are akin to “a second invasion” of the island noting his government is monitoring the situation with a vigilant eye. He
The Cabinet backed draft legislation to establish a commercial and shipping court to speed up the island’s notoriously slow justice system, especially for business disputes, said outgoing Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou on
The government has acquired 309 properties worth EUR 82 mln that once belonged to the Co-op Bank from the state-owned Cyprus Asset Management Company (Kedipes). Kedipes was established following the sale of
European Parliament President Antonio Tajani on Monday urged Turkey to immediately halt its illegal drilling operations within Cyprus waters as the international community got behind Nicosia. He joins Brussels, Washington, France, Israel
Based on seasonally adjusted data that show the trend of unemployment, the number of registered unemployed for April decreased to 23,031 persons from 23,548 in the previous month. This figures marks the
