Turkey is heading for a runoff vote on May 28, as incumbent President Tayyip Erdogan unexpectedly led over his opposition rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu in the first round of elections. As state news
During his meeting with President Nikos Christodoulides, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed building a pipeline to transport Israel’s natural gas reserves to an LNG plant that will be constructed in Cyprus
Former Larnaca Bishop Chrysostomos on Monday was found guilty of sexually assaulting a teenage girl in a historic case dating back 42 years. The high-ranking priest was found guilty after a year-long
Europe’s largest integrated casino resort City of Dreams Mediterranean will open its doors in Limassol on 10 July after more than four years of waiting, Melco said. City of Dreams Mediterranean, the
The deal between social partners to renew the Cost-of-Living Allowance agreement to cover 66.7% of inflation, up from 50%, means the state will pay an additional €1 bln in salaries over three
Cypriots are dissatisfied with the functioning of the country’s public administration and want reduced bureaucracy, skilled civil servants, and more communication, according to a flash Eurobarometer survey. Cypriots also called for better
With 75 days into Nikos Christodoulides’ administration, the ethical issues of appointments seem to be piling up. And this is not exclusive to the incumbent government. After the miscalculated selection of an
By Moody’s Analytics The details to April’s U.S. consumer price index were more favourable than the topline figure would suggest at first glance. Excluding food and energy, the CPI was up 0.4%
The US have sent the Republic of Cyprus a second report containing details on Cypriot sanction busters, following an 800-page report sent earlier in the month, while some 400 employees of sanctioned
Tony Christodoulou, widely considered a pioneer and father of public relations in Cyprus and beyond, has died. He was 80. For five decades, Tony was known as “Mr British Airways” and “Mr
