A new "zero tolerance" policy and a reaccredited testing laboratory will help Turkey fight doping following a string of positive cases, the head of Turkey's bid to host the 2020 Olympics said
Keeping rates on hold will be the easy part of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday: the harder job will be chief Mario Draghi having to balance talking up euro zone
The Cyprus Cooperative Credit Institutions will retain part of its earnings, which can be used to recover the shares acquired by the state despite the fact that it is being nationalised due
The European Commission (EC) has launched a new project to strengthen the efforts already in place to preserve the island-wide cultural heritage in Cyprus. The EU contribution will amount to €2 million
Cyprus fiscal deficit reached 2.17% of GDP during the first seven months of 2013, compared to 3.44% during the same period in 2012. According to data released on Wednesday by the Ministry
UK and Ireland tourist operator TUI will be holding its retail conference in the Cypriot seaside resort of Ayia Napa between November 3 and 6. An Ayia Napa Municipality press release issued
Unemployment in Cyprus has hit new record high according to figures released Wednesday by the official Statistical Service. According to the Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus, the unemployed persons, registered
The Cabinet decided on Wednesday that up to €299 million will be earmarked in total in the 2013 – 2014 budgets for compensation of provident fund and pensions deposits in former Cyprus
The Ministry of Health has decided to grant temporary licenses to doctors from third countries who are interested in providing treatments and performing operations to foreign patients in Cyprus, provided that these
Eurozone pulls out of recession during the course of the second quarter of 2013, according to second estimates published by Eurostat. Cyprus and Greece recorded the highest recession, on an annual basis
