A newly discovered species of humpback dolphin has been seen swimming off the northern Australia coast, an international team of scientists reported this week. All humpback dolphins have a characteristic hump just
Reopening the ghost town of Varosha, whenever that occurs, presents a unique opportunity to learn from the mistakes of the past and rebuild for a better future. Yet it comes with significant
Cyprus needs a new national banking strategy and stronger foundations to ensure further financial stability, an independent commission told the island’s president, just seven months after the sector reached the point of
International businesses continue to use Cyprus as their base, despite a €10 billion bailout agreement that featured a haircut on uninsured deposits in a bid to recapitalise the island’s largest banks, auditors
The economic sentiment in Cyprus improved in October, according to the European Business and Consumer Survey, published on Wednesday by the University of Cyprus. The Economic Sentiment Indicator reached 83.3 units in
* CEO Hourican to deal with McKinsey plan for split, NPLs * The Bank of Cyprus shares that resulted from the bail-in by depositors who are now the new shareholders of the
Airports operator Hermes impounded a Cyprus Airways Airbus at Larnaca on Wednesday morning due to a 4 mln euro debt that the troubled state-controlled carrier has amassed with the company. But Cyprus
A group of 12 ceramists from Cyprus are currently participating in a joint celebration of contemporary ceramic works together with Maltese ceramists in Malta. Altogether they are showcasing some 60 contemporary ceramic
A group of 15 Egyptian journalists from Cairo and Alexandria visited Paphos and Limassol for a four day trip, following a special invitation by the Leptos Group. During their stay they visited
The International Labour Organisation is willing to assist Cyprus in its efforts to create an action plan to deal with the economic crisis, said Director General of the ILO Guy Ryder, at
