US President Joe Biden described the late Archbishop Chrysostomos II as a “man of remarkable conviction and courage who led Cyprus’ Greek Orthodox Christian Church with grace during a pivotal period.” In
Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios has revealed plans for breaking into the US market, with a visit to New York and Washington DC penned in for January. He told the Cyprus News Agency at
President Nicos Anastasiades urged world leaders to walk the road of climate neutrality and a green future during his intervention at the COP27 in Egypt. He also promoted the Cyprus initiative on
The European Council has agreed to extend the regime of sanctions against Ankara in response to Turkey’s unauthorised drilling activities in the Eastern Mediterranean. EU sanctions will be extended for a further
Sales of passenger saloon cars in the first 10 months dropped to their lowest level since 2015, according to data released Tuesday. The energy crisis, rising pump prices, and long delays in
Cyprus and Jordan unveiled a tourism collaboration scenario at the World Travel Market in London. Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios and his Jordanian counterpart Nayef al-Fayez spoke of their shared goal to attract
A few PwC partners have launched a breakaway firm in Cyprus to take on work from Russia-linked clients that the Big Four audit firms will no longer touch, according to the Financial
Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela revealed that more than €200 mln was spent since 2020 to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Hadjipantela, the biggest expenditure was the purchase of vaccines and medicines
Archbishop Chrysostomos II’s funeral will be held on Saturday, following a six-day mourning period, as the Church leader will lay in state and the search for his successor begins. The head of
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides believes Cyprus can tackle the new risks and challenges stemming from the war in Ukraine and soaring inflationary pressures. He was addressing the 8th International Funds Summit and
