President Nikos Christodoulides will visit Paris for talks with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, to discuss how the EU can insert momentum into stalled Cyprus talks. He will go to France after
Turkish Cypriot students attending a high school in Lefkoniko, which is now operating tent classrooms, were sent home Monday due to flooding after heavy rain. Images of the flooded tent classrooms made
Analysts do not expect to see the European Central Bank backing away from its intentions to raise interest rates by another 50 basis points at their meeting on Thursday. In a note,
The upgrading of Cyprus’ long-term credit rating by one notch with a stable outlook citing outperformance of fiscal balance and growth rate, is an important development, said President Nikos Christodoulides. He credited
In the past two years, the number of child sexual abuse cases referred for investigation has remained consistently above 400, the humanitarian body, Hope For Children, warned. HFC said that despite the
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Sunday that the U.S. federal government will not provide a bailout for Silicon Valley Bank’s investors after the bank was abruptly shuttered, but said financial regulators are “concerned”
Annual property sales in Cyprus were boosted, with Russian buyers still at the top of the list, despite sanctions on Moscow following the war in Ukraine. Talking at the 5th Property Show,
With all eyes on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following their recent invite to King Charles’s coronation, a new study shows that millions of Brits will snub the live ceremony if the
Electronics and home supplies retailer Stephanis is opening a flagship store in Nicosia within the next few months, the biggest of its kind in the capital. At 2,200 sqm, the new store
British High Commissioner, Irfan Siddiq, visited Nicosia-based NGO Voice for Autism to see first-hand the brilliant work carried out in support of young people in the community. The High Commissioner visited two
