The Central Bank of Cyprus, acting as the Resolution Authority that took control of Tanzania-owned FBME Bank in Cyprus over alleged money laundering charges, announced on Friday that Special Administrator Dinos Christofides
The leaders of the island’s two divided communities agreed on Friday to meet twice a month as they revived UN-sponsored peace talks that had been suspended last October when Turkey sent a
Cyprus is a moderate innovator, according to the Innovation Union Scoreboard that provides a comparative assessment of research and innovation performance in Europe. The scoreboard helps countries and regions identify the areas
The Public Debt Management Office of the Ministry of Finance announced that the auction on Thursday of €50 mln 30-day Treasury Bills was oversubscribed by about 1.5 times. In all, bids worth
After three and a half years of recession or 14 quarters of negative growth, the Cyprus economy expanded in the first quarter of 2015, with GDP growing 1.6% from the previous quarter,
The American Academy Nicosia presents an open lecture on the subject of “First Aid in Our Lives” in the context of the school’s Open Lecture Series of 2014-2015. The seminar will be
* ‘Low level’ CBMs on agenda, anti-solution camp starts to make noises * Despite the fresh momentum that has picked up after Mustafa Akinci won the elections in the north last month,
In a successful stroke of genius, the Council of Ministers issued a decree on Wednesday, whereby all stores would be allowed to remain open on Sundays and late evenings on weekdays, overturning
Attorney General Costas Clerides has filed an application for dismissal at the Supreme Court to sack his Deputy, Rikkos Erotokritou, for “conduct unbecoming” and for his handling of criminal cases regarding the
The Larnaca marina and port project, stalled due to the lack of funding by the operators Zenon Consortium, is going ahead as planned “and should have a positive outcome by June 15,”
