High ranking civil servants and politicians enjoy some of the fattest salaries on the island, with monthly earnings touching €9,000, according to data released by the Accountant General’s office. The top of
Post-pandemic Cypriots have gained an appetite for gambling, as they have spent over €137 mln on slot machines at Cyprus Casinos in just six weeks, according to Q2 data released by operators
An airbase hosting Turkish drones in the occupied north of Cyprus is causing unease among neighbouring countries, which see the station as a source of instability in the volatile east Mediterranean region.
The price of Cardano (ADA) will jump to more than $3 in the next month, according to a leading market player, as the little known cryptocurrency now rises to become the world’s
The Central Bank of Cyprus published data showing the evolution of aggregate non-performing loans for all credit institutions, with NPLs standing at €5.134 bln in May from €5.141 mln the month before.
Cyprus reported a decrease in new daily coronavirus cases to 257 on Wednesday and a further drop in hospitalisations to 181 as the government remains on course for an 80% vaccination target
The government will not interfere with the Cyprus University of Technology (TEPAK) decision only to allow COVID-19 vaccinated or previously infected students on campus. “TEPAK is an autonomous organisation. If the universities
President Nicos Anastasiades refuted claims that his cabinet’s decision to revoke 14 Cyprus passports held by Turkish Cypriot officials was racist and a violation of human rights. The President was drawn into
By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group The surge in risk assets appears to be on a mid-week break. US equity futures were holding steady Wednesday after the S&P 500
The stolen Royal iconostasis doors of Ayios Anastasios church in the Turkish-occupied Peristeronopigi village of Famagusta have been repatriated from Japan after a complex legal struggle. According to the Department of Antiquities,
