A new era beckons for Larnaca as construction of the €1.2 bln redevelopment of the town’s marina and port is undertaken by Cypriot-Israeli private investors. As agreed in December 2020, the Cyprus
US officials have asked the government whether it is willing to transfer the country’s Russian-made weapons to Ukraine, according to a newspaper report. This move would mean that Cyprus would no longer
Cyprus is sweltering under an extremely hot spell this month, following the coldest March on record, said the meteorological service. Cypriots find themselves in the unusual predicament of violently transitioning from winter
The rise in daily Covid-19 infections and heightened uncertainty over the impact on the real economy led Cyprus banks to tighten the lending criteria for corporate loans in the fourth quarter of
Establishing the island’s electricity market, promoting green energy projects, and the EuroAsia Interconnector top Cyprus’ Energy Regulatory Authority’s (CERA) to-do list. President Nicos Anastasiades said Monday that authorities are concentrating on carrying
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at Exinity The first three months of 2022 have been one to forget. The S&P 500 ended the quarter down 4.95%, its worst performance since the
According to retailers, consumers can expect more nasty price shocks as the cost of essential goods and petrol will continue to soar. Prices of essential goods, already on the rise due to
Despite large migrant inflows and the pressures created in their asylum process, Cyprus heeded the EU’s call to assist and support the Ukraine people, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. He told reporters
Cyprus continues to suffer from high levels of dust particles in the atmosphere for the fifth day in a row, three to four times above normal readings, with the Department of Labour
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Sunday, with new daily cases dropping to 2,853, while hospitalisations remained above the 200-level and increased to 203, just as the government is planning to remove
