Parliament is set to approve an amendment to the rent control law on Friday that makes it easier for landlords to evict tenants who fall into arrears or deliberately don’t pay their
Cyprus – along with many of the world’s most advanced economies – is stagnating or showing signs of backsliding in its anti-corruption efforts, according to the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released
Cyprus is gradually moving one step closer to adopting e-governance after the Transport Ministry called for public consultations on the issuance of digital ID cards which will act as an electronic signature.
A total of 68 submerged bins for recycling are expected to operate in Larnaca’s tourist area next month to service producers of large amounts of waste. In statements to CNA, Larnaca Mayor
High profile jobs have opened up in the public sector and the Legal Services, among them the well-paid position of General Manager at the Cyprus Stock Exchange plus 11 state lawyers. The
Largest lenders Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Bank will sell bad loans worth €4 bln in total as banking system tries to purge itself of toxic debt, Central Bank of Cyprus governor
Cyprus has paid off early an International Monetary Fund loan that was part of a €10 bln rescue package in 2013 from lenders to save the island’s banking system, with analysts praising
Being connected while on the go is increasingly important in business but Cyprus employees are less likely to be provided with devices to keep them in touch when not at the office.
Cyprus has paid off early an International Monetary Fund loan that was part of a €10 bln rescue package in 2013 from lenders to save the island’s banking system. Finance Minister Constantinos
Cyprus has mandated investment banks to manage a double bond issue comprising a 10-year and 20-year euro-denominated bonds, the Ministry of Finance announced. “The Republic of Cyprus, rated BBB- (stable) by Standard
