President Nicos Anastasiades said his government is committed to implement the bailout programme, agreed with the Troika of international lenders, with the aim of rapid return to sustainable growth. Cyprus adopted a
The new Bulgarian Ambassador to Cyprus Hristo Georgiev said that there is a good basis for discussing a possible liaison in energy security and self-sufficiency between the two countries. Georgiev, who presented
The newly formed Animal Party Cyprus (APC) was officially launched in Nicosia on Sunday and declared it will take part in the European Parliament elections on May 25. Present at the launch
Bookings from Russia and Ukraine remained at high levels since the beginning of the year, Tourism and Energy Yiorgos Lakkotrypis said during the weekend ‘Travel 2014’ exhibition in Nicosia, adding that he
Bank of Cyprus is pondering whether to split its operations and have a ‘bad bank’ to handle the non-performing loans or to opt for an asset management company, similar to mortgage lender
Standard and Poor’s and Fitch have raised their sovereign credit ratings for Cyprus by one notch, following a similar move a month ago by Moody’s. S&P raised its long-term sovereign credit ratings
Deutsche Bank officials have told Cyprus they would be interested to lead a financing consortium if the LNG terminal proves to be viable, news reports said on Friday. The bankers met with
The top two floors of executive offices of Limassol’s landmark commercial property, aptly named The Oval, have been sold to an unnamed buyer, just two weeks after the official launch by President
House prices, as measured by the House Price Index (HPI), fell by 1.4% in the euro area and by 0.1% in the EU28 during the fourth quarter of 2013 compared with the
Louis Cruises won a total of three awards at the annual Greek Tourism Awards 2014 – one gold and two bronze. The ‘Gold Award’ was in the category of Contribution to Local
