Leading shipowners and maritime service providers focused on the future of shipping, clean fuels, new technologies and the well-being of seafarers at the biannual Maritime Cyprus conference. Some 900 delegates and speakers
Aram I, the head of the Armenian Church of Cilicia, ended his three-day official visit to Cyprus, raising awareness about the blockade of Artsakh and strengthening ties with the members of the
Cyprus shipping, the steady driver of the economy, is sailing for better times, having survived the war in Ukraine almost unscathed and adapting to new challenges. Marking five years since the establishment
Buying an electric car or a plug-in hybrid seems to be moving at a snail’s pace in Cyprus, not just because of the rising cost of electricity but also the absence of
After three decades of independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union, tiny Armenia faces a plethora of challenges, not least because of hostile intentions from its neighbours. With limited natural resources
The 400-capacity ferry MV Daleela will embark on the first passenger maritime link between Cyprus and Greece for two decades, conducting 22 round trips between Limassol and Piraeus this summer with a
The recent challenges around safety concerns and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic have resulted in American aircraft manufacturer Boeing losing ground to European rival Airbus. Although both companies control a significant
House Speaker Annita Demetriou inaugurated a park at a key junction of Nicosia that commemorates the strong ties between Cyprus and Armenia and recognises the contribution of the vibrant Armenian community. Addressing
Bank of Cyprus, the one-time bellwether company of the services-based economy, continues to struggle with rising staff costs, little new business and a non-performing loan portfolio that refuses to go down. The
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber, the umbrella organisation representing the majority of locally-based companies in the maritime sector, wants the international community to engage more actively to combat piracy off the Gulf of
