Parliamentary parties, with the exception of the ruling Democratic Rally, said on Monday that the foreclosures legislation could not pass as it is and asked the government to renegotiate the bill with
Herman van Rompuy and José Manuel Barroso look forward at continued support from newly-elected Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan for a settlement in Cyprus and of the Kurdish issue. In a joint
Government Spokesman Nicos Christodoulides has expressed the hope that Turkey will, at long last, contribute constructively to a peaceful solution to the Cyprus problem, Invited to comment on the election victory of
The trade deficit in the first five months of the year rose to €1.33 bln, compared to €1.22 bln in the same period of 2013, data released by the Statistical Service Cystat
A court in Cyprus has rejected the injunction order sought by Tanzania-based FBME Bank to prevent the sale of its local branch operations by the resolution authority, that was appointed in order
Due to current developments FBME Card Services has announced that it has taken the decision to suspend business activity with immediate effect. It will not close but will remain suspended while it
The Cyprus police are stepping up their efforts to combat the phenomenon of internet related offences in particular as regards under age girls, spokesman Andreas Angelides has said. In statements to the
Millions of euros have flown into the state`s treasury since the implementation of the new payment system at the public hospitals last August. CNA has learned that the Finance Ministry is assessing
An action plan on how to deal with the possibility of Ebola virus incidents in Cyprus will be implemented across the island, Minister of Health Philippos Patsalis has said. In statements to
Finance Minister Charris Georgiades has announced that some first points raised by the political parties regarding a government bill on foreclosures have been conveyed to the Troika, expressing at the same time
