Cyprus would be willing to consider sending its ageing Russian weapons to Ukraine if it received military equipment of equal capabilities, said government spokesman Marios Pelekanos. Pelekanos commented to the New York
The Paphos trial of a British pensioner accused of the premeditated murder of his terminally ill wife has been adjourned so a plea bargain can be done to prevent him from getting
The Cabinet decided to strip citizenship from another 10 individuals, among thousands who benefited from a cash-for-passports scheme which collapsed under accusations of corruption in 2020. Cyprus gave passports to more than
The prevailing crypto winter has partly forced some investors to take a back seat while monitoring the market for signs of a possible rally. However, this is not the case for a
The transport ministry will be launching the second phase of a €30 mln incentive scheme to convince motorists to go electric in the coming months, with the island expected to have 1,000
The UK faces the threat of significant long-term financial instability unless the Bank of England and the government work together on a long-term plan to calm markets, the CEO of a leading
Cars will be banned from the capital’s once-bustling Makarios III Avenue, as the initial traffic plan for the heart of the capital goes into effect this month, paving the way for a
By Craig Erlam Stock markets are recovering slightly on Wednesday after another volatile start to the week. It’s clear that investors have one eye on the US this week, with Fed minutes
Another busy month at Cyprus airport, as tourists make the most of the last sunny months of the season while Cypriots are getting their last short getaway before Christmas. According to data
The bad blood between Hellenic Bank’s CEO, Oliver Gatzke, and major shareholders appears to be behind the board’s decision to sideline the German after allegations of market abuse. In a statement to
