Cyprus believes there is an abuse of the EU asylum system and that some applicants falsely claim they are at risk from countries such as Syria, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. In
By Craig Erlam There’s mild risk aversion in the markets at the start of the week, perhaps some apprehension ahead of what could be a big few days for the U.S. The
Nicosia has received reassurances from the United Nations that any action taken in response to Turkish Cypriot efforts to squeeze its peacekeeping force (UNFICYP) into recognising the north will not violate UN
Hellenic Bank’s CEO Oliver Gatzke has been sidelined by the board pending an investigation into allegations that he had forced staff into buying HB shares in a bid to boost the share
The total registrations of motor vehicles decreased by 4% to 26,581 up to September from 27,699 in the first nine months last year as car sales dropped, according to official data. Car
An incident involving an Iranian guarding a football club official who was seen carrying a machete has left authorities red-faced as the man was found to be on the island illegally. According
Larnaca-based Cyprus Airways is looking for candidates to join its growing team of crew members because of its increased fleet and flight schedule for summer 2023. The recruitment campaign follows the airline’s
Cyprus is in a privileged position on the world shipping map, President Nicos Anastasiades said at the Maritime Conference in Limassol. “We feel very proud of our achievements which have placed our
Five Mediterranean nations said the European Union’s border agency Frontex needs to work inside third countries to stop smugglers from endangering the lives of migrants by sending them off to Europe on
Heightened market volatility until the end of the year will be used by cryptocurrency investors to bolster Bitcoin and Ether holdings, says the CEO of one of a leading independent financial advisory
