By Craig Erlam The Australian dollar softened Tuesday after the RBA opted to leave the Cash Rate at 4.1%, but warned some further tightening may be required. The decision and statement –
Cyprus is experiencing heavy rainfall on Tuesday after the Met Office issued a yellow warning for extreme weather conditions. The warning came into effect at 10 am Tuesday, valid until 6 pm,
Greek Akrivos Tsolakis, the head of the Helios airline crash investigation in 2005, died at 93 on Monday night. The crash of Cypriot airline Helios Airways Flight 522 claimed the lives of
Real monthly gross earnings of employees in Cyprus registered an annual drop in 2022, the first decline in seven years, showing the effect of high inflation on real incomes. According to annual
By Craig Erlam Manufacturing PMIs released throughout Monday made for pretty miserable reading and even those in China barely registered any growth after a lengthy period of contraction. The Chinese data did
The Health Ministry announced the launch of free vaccinations against the seasonal flu and COVID-19 from Tuesday. Emphasising the importance of timely vaccination during the autumn and winter, the ministry has laid
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar has not responded to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ request to appoint a UN envoy to scope the prospect of reigniting Cyprus talks. Tatar had met Guterres in
The European Commission announced it will provide technical support to Cyprus to implement all-day schooling in gymnasiums. According to the statement, the new Technical Support Instrument (TSI) was created after the Ministry
Some 25 additional examiners have been hired by the Asylum Service to reduce processing times of applications, Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said Monday. Ioannou said bolstering the service’s workforce was crucial to
DBRS Ratings upgraded the long-term ratings of Cyprus to BBB (high), from BBB, with a stable outlook, giving a rating one level higher (third level) than the remaining three major credit rating agencies,
