Cypriot Minister of Finance Vassos Sharly said the developments in Greece are not positive, adding that these developments should concern Cyprus due to the connection of the economies of the two countries.
Czech First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel Schwarzenberg stressed that no country from outside the European Union can intermingle in it or proclaim conditions for another member state.
Tax and trust challenges in the new world order will be the focus of an international annual Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), Conference due to take place in Limassol between
The EU-harmonised consumer price inflation rate rose to 3.6% in April, from 3.5% in March. Meanwhile, the nationally based consumer price index fell to 3.1% from 3.4% in March 2012 and 3.3%
Uncertainty over the implications of the Greek and French elections for Europe's efforts to resolve its debt crisis sent the euro and shares lower on Tuesday and supported safe-haven German government bonds.
TUI Travel, the world's biggest tour operator, said it was on track to meet expectations for the full-year and that it expects to deliver a strong performance in its key summer trading
** Unemployment rate hits 10% ** The number of registered unemployed rose by 8,487 persons or 31.5% to 35,398 persons, reaching a another new record. Compared with April 2011, the main increase
The number of building permits authorised by the municipal authorities and the district administration offices fell by 9.4% to 633 in February 2012, having dropped by 13.0% in January. The total value
New Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC), Panikos Demetriades, has expressed optimism that the current economic problems in Cyprus and abroad can be overcome. He has also said that the
George Soros is pledging $2 million to two outside groups supporting progressive causes and helping President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and other Democrats running in November, a Soros advisor said on Monday.
