Two individuals were remanded in custody for four days after a short police chase saw them stopped in the early hours in the Curium area with what is believed to be stolen
By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group Risk assets are taking comfort from subsiding fears surrounding the Covid Omicron variant, with stock markets extending this week’s relief rally. Asian indices
As people spend more time working from home, using their mobile phones and social media for entertainment and information, more Cypriot businesses turn to digital platforms to market products and services. A
Health Minister Michael Hadjipantelas stressed the need to secure accessibility and availability of medical devices and medicines for all EU states during a discussion on the European Health Union in Brussels. Hadjipantelas
The Troodos mountains were covered with a blanket of shimmering snow on Wednesday, as a low weather system allows snow to settle on the highest Cyprus peaks for the first time this
A Cyprus settlement would significantly contribute to peace and stability of the region through an independent foreign policy, said a Joint Declaration issued after the Israel-Cyprus-Greece Summit in Jerusalem. The leaders stressed
The major change in the United Arab Emirates’ working week that will be aligned with the western weekend as of next month, will be an unprecedented boost for the Gulf economy, said
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, with new daily cases at 619 and hospitalisations marginally up at 118. The health ministry said in its Covid bulletin that the death toll since
The outlook for the global shipping industry is changed to ‘stable’ from ‘positive’ for the next 12 to 18 months due to demand slightly outstripping supply, according to a Moody’s Investors Service
Shops on the once busy Makarios Avenue in the capital’s centre are ready to welcome back customers after months of restructuring work in the heart of Nicosia has been completed. The developer
