Cyprus hired banks to market its first-ever sustainable bond, according to the Public Debt Management Office. Cyprus is looking for investors to issue a sustainable bond, the Financial Director of the Public
Delivery drivers in Nicosia took to the streets to protest the death of a 26-year-old Bangladeshi who was fatally injured while riding a moped on the job. Tens of delivery drivers employed
President Nikos Christodoulides has condemned recent violence at a Nicosia basketball game, suggesting fans could be banned from all sporting fixtures. He said the government is determined to stamp out hooliganism by
Wizz Air celebrated the arrival of its third aircraft to its Larnaca base by launching three new routes to Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh. Wizz Air started operations in Cyprus in 2010 and
Ryanair condemned the continuing cancellation of flights over France due to repeated French ATC strikes. It says French Minimum Service Legislation is used to protect French domestic flights, but EU overflights from
Annual fuel sales recorded an overall 7% decrease in February, with oil companies reporting sales of 107,779 tonnes of fuel, according to the Statistical Services. There was a decrease in oil supplies
Most sports-mad boys aspire to grow up and play at international level, but Cyprus-based RAF Sergeant Thomas Zuger, he made his dream come true this month by representing the country of his
By Craig Erlam It’s been a relatively calm start to the week, with investors seemingly relieved that the weekend brought no fresh turmoil in the banking sector. That was clearly the fear
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos has told Cyprus banks to lower their interest rates on loans in a bid to get ahead of a possible new toxic loan crisis for the banking sector,
Formula 1 has been one of the most expensive sports in the world and this year’s F1 World Championship is no different, with more prize money split between the constructors and drivers
