Interior Minister Nicos Nouris and the International Organisation for Migration’s Regional Director, Ola Henrikson, discussed ways to enhance and increase financial cooperation between the two parties to return irregular migrants. During his first
Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos is chairing a meeting on road accidents Monday, following a spike in deaths in recent days, as eight people lost their lives on Cyprus’ roads in the first
RCB has successfully completed the sale of Tranche B of its performing loan portfolio worth €356 mln to Hellenic Bank as it ceases banking operations. Tranche B regards Cypriot and other European
President Nicos Anastasiades has chosen former government spokesperson and close associate Kyriacos Koushos to lead the Labour Ministry following the untimely death of Zeta Emilianidou earlier this month. Koushos, who was serving
A passenger ship is on course for Pireaus, Greece, after the route was launched from Limassol for the first time in over two decades. Sunday’s relaunch of the ferry link between Cyprus
Breakaway Turkish Cypriots are responsible for stemming migrant arrivals, a senior European Union official said, as the number of asylum-seekers the Republic receives soars. European Commission Vice President Margaritis Schinas said that
By Jeffrey Halley The “R” word is being used more and more as recessionary winds start blowing loudly through economic data and the price actions across the asset class spectrum. On Friday,
During her brief visit to three strategic states this week, vital to the European Union’s energy security and supply, the EU Commission President had a lot to say, directed to many, at
By Craig Erlam I think we all earned a weekend break in the sun after a quite extraordinary week in the markets that saw plenty of central bank action, even from those
The Auditor General’s office has found that the authorities’ policy to fine people violating COVID rules during the first 18 months of pandemic restrictions helped to keep the spread of the virus
