By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Forecasting the direction of a currency exchange rate is never an easy job. Most investment banks had a solid conviction that the dollar would
By Niki Tsivitanou After 2015, many properties passed into bank ownership, mainly through debt-to-asset swaps or foreclosures. Subsequently, some were acquired by credit acquiring companies, and, in the near future, more are
Cyprus saw a mild improvement in the general health situation with fewer new coronavirus cases and patient admissions on Wednesday, despite two people dying of COVID-19 without underlying issues. The health ministry
Three men have been remanded in custody for eight days on suspicion of murdering a woman whose decomposed body emerged on Tuesday in a field in the buffer zone in Athienou, near
Cyprus is gearing up to welcome back tourists in May, amid concerns over loss of traffic from the UK where officials said that Britons may not be allowed to travel abroad this
The Pokemon Franchise is celebrating its 25th-year anniversary this year, and what better way to mark the occasion than crossing an important milestone in the franchise’s history. The concept started as a
Cyprus is enjoying what is probably its last winter spell before spring sets in, with the Troodos mountains seeing their last snowfall and temperatures taking a dive of more than 10 degrees
By Ursula von der Leyen & Werner Hoyer In Europe, we have heard the warnings about climate change. We know that if our industrial, energy, transportation, and food systems do not change,
Cyprus reported fewer new infections of COVID-19 on Tuesday, dropping from 410 to 365, but the number of patients presently admitted at state hospitals continued to rise, reaching 222, of whom an
Even if developed in time for the summer, the EU’s digital travel certificate could be hindered by the slow pace of vaccination programmes across Europe, harming tourism-dependent economies like Cyprus and Malta,
