By mid-2015, thirty-three Green Points for the collection of prunings and bulky refuse will have been set up across Cyprus, according to Minister of the Interior Socratis Hasikos. Hasikos, who met on
Trade Unions SEK and PEO and the management of the recently-nationalised Co-operative financial institutions have reached a preliminary agreement for reductions on payroll costs. SEK representative Eliseos Michael told the Cyprus News
Deposits in the Cyprus banking system declined by €138.5 mln in November 2013 to €46.17 bln, figures released by the Central Bank of Cyprus show. This is smallest outflow of deposits since
The Cyprus Electricity Regulatory Authority (CERA) chairman Giorgos Siammas has said that electricity prices were reduced by 17.5% for the average household last year. Speaking to the press on Friday after presenting
Cyprus recorded a rate of deflation in 2013 of -0.4% for the first year since 1964, according to data published on Friday by the Cyprus Statistical Service. In December 2013 deflation of
The Central Electoral Service has announced that April 2 is the deadline for the registration of voters for the European Elections of May 25. The same date applies for Cypriot citizens wishing
A report by the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) heralds the recovery of Cyprus as a tourist destination, following the disruption caused by last spring’s decisions of the Eurogroup regarding the
Turkey's government said it was fending off a "mini coup attempt" by elements in the police and judiciary who served the interests of foreign and domestic forces bent on humbling the country,
Latvia joined the euro zone on January 1, banking on its experience of austerity to bring it prosperity in a currency union where other economies have floundered. The small Baltic country adopted
A former Greek government official who admitted taking €13.7 mln in bribes more than ten years ago to wave through arms contracts, has returned €7 mln of the money to the state, the
