Despite inflationary pressures receding, March saw the lowest inflation rate for 13 months, but households continue to feel the cost-of-living pinch as they spend more on food. According to the Cyprus Statistical
Cyprus banks are willing to take up Finance Minister Makis Keravnos’ call to lower their lending rates to prevent a new toxic loan crisis, as long as the government chips in, according
By Craig Erlam We’re seeing some cautious trading ahead of the jobs report on Friday, with Thursday’s jobless claims data offering signs of cracks appearing in the labour market. That primarily came
Cyprus has opted to stay out of the running for the top post at the world shipping body, with seven candidates put forward by their host countries, in what could be a
The European Central Bank’s next interest rate decision will be based on inflation data, although a hike is likely, Philip Lane, chief economist and member of the ECB’s executive board, told CNA.
A village in Larnaca was one of the most important copper trading hubs of the Late Bronze Age, a study by archaeologists at the University of Gothenburg revealed. According to a paper
An administrative probe into policing the Apollon-Anorthosis basketball game that turned violent two weeks ago concludes the force underestimated the risk of trouble. Justice Minister Anna Koukkides Procopiou ordered the probe after
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and President Nikos Christodoulides agreed to launch a cooperation forum between the two nations to strengthen their bilateral relations. Christodoulides chose Egypt for his first official visit outside
British Forces Cyprus officials look forward to more opportunities to train alongside the National Guard (NG) after a successful joint exercise outside of Nicosia. Explosive Ordinance Device (EOD) experts from British Bases
Cyprus ranks high in terms of prematurity, as more than one in ten births are premature, according to a workshop held in Nicosia. At the two-day workshop, with the participation of 40 organisations,
