The Rybolovlev couple have turned the attention of the world’s rich and famous to Cyprus with former fertiliser oligarch Dmitry attempting to put claim to a diamond ring adorning the finger of
* €1.4 bln privatisation bill heads for House – EAC unions continue strikes * Parliament will debate the landmark privatisation bill at its full plenary session on Thursday, where it is expected to
Recession is expected to ease in Cyprus in 2014 and growth is set to return in 2015 as domestic demand recovers, according to the European Commission`s winter 2014 forecast released on Tuesday.
More Cypriots live in poverty today than in the period November 2013 to January 2014, according to the Commissioner for Volunteering Yiannis Yiannaki, who said that 13,000 families are supported by charity
Art lovers will have the opportunity to enjoy a unique collection of works of art from Cyprus, Greece and Europe, as of March 23, when the doors of Anastasios Leventis Gallery, in
The volatile situation in the Ukraine is affecting tourist arrivals in Cyprus, according to the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO), which nonetheless hopes to make up for the loss of revenue with tourist
Cyprus and Norway have signed an Agreement on the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Tax Evasion, concerning Income Taxes, as well as a relevant Protocol. The Agreement was signed
The financing of Cyprus` economy by the Troika of international lenders is the only option available at the moment and the non approval of a bill for the privatisation of semi-governmental organisations
Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) and Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (Cyta) staff are on strike on Tuesday while MPs continue to discuss a privatization of semi-governmental organisations Bill. EAC employees will be going
Finance Minister Haris Georgiades appealed for sense and calm to prevail on Monday in order for the privatisation bill to pass through parliament by next week and Cyprus to secure its next
