After a delay of two decades, Cyprus will at last start a gradual adoption of the national health scheme half-way next year with its full implementation by 2016, subject to the state
Limassol and Larnaca ports are operating normally on Monday, following a 24hour strike by port employees last Friday. The business activities of the two ports were also affected by a decision by
The evaluation of Cyprus’ economic program will be among the issues to be discussed at Monday’s Eurogroup meeting. Troika officials (EC, ECB, IMF) will brief Eurozone Ministers of Finance on the recent
Annita Stylianou of Nicosia is the winner of their latest big prize draw promotion held by CTC-ARI, Cyprus Airports Duty free shopsand Emirates Airline. Throughout September, October and November 2013 passengers travelling
* ‘Chapter 11’ insolvency plan on the table; CIPA wants to take over ‘one-stop-shop’ * The latest World Bank report has shown that there has been little, if any, progress for Cyprus
Alpha Bank Cyprus Ltd considers its duty and its responsibility to make constant contributions to society and the general public, particularly in regards to the young, who are the future pillars of
* “Some delays” in parliament with privatisation, healthcare, welfare – EIB, EBRD to the rescue of SMEs * Cyprus is the first programme country to outperform its fiscal targets, a senior official
Cyprus Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides called his new counterpart Gebran Bassil just hours after the announcement of a new government in Lebanon, and the two expressed their wish for a meeting the
Italian energy giant ENI will expedite its exploratory activities in Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), as it has been further encouraged by developments in the Cyprus problem and a relevant statement by
Outstanding Central Government Debt increased by €3.1 bln in 2013 to reach €18.15 bln from €15.04 bln at the end of 2012, according to provisional figures in the quarterly bulletin of the
