President Nikos Christodoulides said Cyprus would submit its candidacy to the Council of the International Maritime Organization, denying it backed down after Greece endorsed Turkey to lead the IMO. Nicosia seeks to
When Anna Koukkides-Procopiou is handed the report’s findings into the events of the Apollon-Anorthosis basketball game turned violent, it is an opportunity for the Justice Minister to consider reviving the blueprint for
In a bid to become Cyprus’ second city, a huge development project along Larnaca’s once-industrial coast hopes to transform the area into a vibrant and sustainable community. Now the oil tank eyesores
DBRS Morningstar assigned a BBB rating to a series of notes issued by PIMCO fund Capella Financing that has undertaken the majority of €1.4 bln worth of non-performing loans of Hellenic Bank
Cyprus, Israel and Greek foreign ministers highlighted the importance of their energy cooperation and its contribution to the stability in the region. Cypriot Foreign Ministers Constantinos Kombos, Greece’s Nikos Dendias and Israel’s
Ships flying the Cypriot flag are faced with a second Turkish embargo as they are prevented from transporting grain from or to Ukraine under the Black Sea Grain Initiative, said Shipping Minister
Expensive properties are sold for millions of euros but are recorded as having zero value with the Land Registry, meaning the state is missing out on sizeable tax revenues, according to opposition
By Craig Erlam An action-packed end to the week, month, and quarter sees equity markets cautiously higher going into the weekend. If we end the week in the green, that’s a big
Cyprus reported four COVID-19 deaths on Friday, the same as last week, with a significant drop in new infections below the 1,000 mark and a stable number of hospitalisations. The health ministry
Parliament wants to end retailers charging customers a surcharge for paying with plastic money by taking advantage of loopholes in the existing legislation. Under a 2021 law, all businesses offering services are
