The Turkish-occupied north was left in the dark on Monday after suffering a general blackout, with Turkish Cypriot authorities screaming foul play, blaming workers at the electricity authority. As reported by news
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM European shares were painted green on Tuesday even as oil prices extended gains following the unexpected production cuts from OPEC+ on Sunday. However, a
Cyprus police are searching for three Russian-speaking suspects who made off with €180,000 5k diamond from a swanky jewellery shop in Limassol’s tourist area of Yermasoyia. Talking to state radio CyBC, Limassol
By Craig Erlam Stock markets were moving cautiously higher again on Tuesday as anxiety continues to subside in the aftermath of last month’s mini-banking crisis. RBA pauses The RBA paused its tightening
During Q4 2022, guests spent around 97 million nights in short-term rental accommodation in the EU, booked via Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia Group or TripAdvisor, according to Eurostat. This is up +25% compared
The Finance Ministry seeks a compromise with the House on the thorny issue of reduced VAT for first homes by increasing the property’s value rather than tampering with size criteria. Authorities have
UN data indicates 47 suspected hazardous areas in Cyprus may be contaminated with mines and/or ERW (explosive remnants of war), covering approximately 1.7 million square metres. According to the United Nations Peacekeeping
After 74 years as a leading juices and soft drinks manufacturer, Cypriot firm KEAN has sold its business to Limassol-based real estate investors Prime Property Cyprus for an undisclosed fee. Ever present
French marines have conducted a military exercise on the island codenamed ARIADNI-23 with units of the Cypriot National Guard, according to the embassy of France. “These activities continue to illustrate the high level
By Craig Erlam Equity markets started the week a little mixed amid a nasty surprise from OPEC+ at the weekend, albeit against the backdrop of easing anxiety over the banking sector. We’re
