Cyprus was the country with the second largest share of the population, declaring they could not afford to keep their home adequately warm, according to Eurostat data. Last year, Cyprus had double
Cypriot politician Christos Stylianides has stepped in as Greece’s new shipping minister after Miltiades Varvitsiotis resigned on Monday over the death of a passenger who was pushed off a ferry he tried
By Craig Erlam A relatively quiet start to the week from an economic data perspective, but we saw some decent moves in the markets, particularly in the Japanese yen. The yen jumped
The Met Office issued an orange warning for showers and local thunderstorms throughout Monday. According to the warning, thunderstorms are expected to impact primarily the mountains and the eastern half of the
President Nikos Christodoulides has urged banks to take concrete steps in absorbing some of the increased cost of borrowing from interest rate hikes burdening the economy and households. During an interview with
Apple’s iPhone 15 event on Tuesday will boost stock prices for shareholders, but it will not be enough to recover its stock market valuation which fell by more than 6%, or almost
Cyprus is among the top 20 countries for economic freedoms but has ground to make up, according to the Economic Freedom Report issued by The Heritage Foundation. According to the report, Cyprus
Authorities said the wildfire that raged in Akrounta, Limassol, over the weekend was completely under control Monday after two days of firefighting. Light rain in the area on Sunday afternoon helped, assisting
By Naeem Aslam Investors in Europe and the US are preparing for a volatile week as the economic docket is full of fireworks. Since last week, concerns about the Fed’s interest rate
Aeronautical exercise “EUNOMIA” is being organised for the fourth consecutive year in the Eastern Mediterranean from 11 to 15 September, in the framework of the Quadripartite Initiative between Cyprus, Greece, France and
