Turkish Cypriots lose EU aid

Half of the EUR 259 mln in aid that was earmarked for Turkish Cypriots just before the Greek Cypriots joined the EU has now been lost thanks to sour relations between the

UN confirms no Cyprus talks

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has confirmed that the time is not yet ripe for re-starting talks to solve the Cyprus problem, despuite constant assurances from Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos to Greek

CyTA expands into UK, Greece and Hungary

CyTA has accelerated its expansion plans abroad, targeting both markets where there is a significant Greek Cypriot presence as well as emerging markets in east Europe that provide a lot of room

CSE hookup with ASE delayed

Plans by the Cyprus Stock Exchange to hook up with the Athens Stock Exchange through a common trading platform where brokers from both countries would have access to the other country stocks

CAIR staff win concessions

Offered incentives to go Cyprus Airways staff were presented with a take-it-or-leave-it deal from the government on the future of the company, but early indications suggest that the rescue plan is still

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