By Edward Moya US stocks wavered as a key Federal Reserve survey showed loan growth is weakening and that the economy should steadily weaken. The Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS) indicates
President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis dismissed Monday any suggestion that Nicosia and Athens are split over the Cyprus issue. Following a tete-a-tete at the Presidential Palace during the
The Bank of Cyprus announced the successful completion of the EU-wide stress test for 2023 with improved results. According to the bank, the results show the Group’s “resilience under adverse conditions and
Following a short respite from a punishing heatwave lasting a record 17 days, the island is once more gripped by high temperatures as the Met Office issued yellow warnings for Monday and
A retired British miner convicted of manslaughter after killing his wife to relieve her suffering from blood cancer was released on Monday by a Cypriot court due to the time served of
More than 4,000 third-country nationals have been repatriated so far this year, accounting for over 85% of those who arrived illegally in 2023, according to the Police Aliens and Immigration Unit (AIU).
Two years ago, when European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited to see the devastation caused by the infernal summer fires, she pleaded for the immediate implementation of community projects and
A ferry link between the ports of Larnaca and Piraeus, Greece, launches Saturday while bookings at 4,300 are near full capacity. Following 14 voyages from the Limassol port, the Cyprus-Greece ferry switches
The US State Department official Erik Woodhouse is in Cyprus carrying additional evidence concerning sanctions on Russian oligarchs and Cypriot financiers assisting them. Woodhouse arrived on Wednesday on a two-day official visit
Just three out of six football stadia to be used by topflight teams in Cyprus next season are deemed safe for fans and players, with most needing multi-million investments to meet standards.
