Greek riot police stormed the building of former state television ERT on Thursday and evicted dozens of protesters occupying it since June when the government abruptly shut the broadcaster. Scuffles broke out
Recession in the Cyprus economy is expected to deepen this year and the next, with the European Commission’s Autumn European Economic Forecast expecting to see growth again in 2015. According to the
In what seemed like a nail-biting thriller, Hellenic Bank, the island's second biggest lender, was rescued by three strategic investors on Friday, barely within a deadline for its recapitalisation set by the
Startup Weekend Cyprus, the local edition of a global initiative encouraging entrepreneurship, will take place in Nicosia on December 6-8 where participants will have one minute to pitch their idea and the
Meetings with UK tour operators and airlines on the occasion of the World Travel Market (WTM) in London have left Cyprus’s tourism officials “cautiously optimistic” about prospects for 2014, the Minister for
Hermes Airports was delighted to welcome on Saturday, 02 November 2013 the new easyJet route connecting Liverpool with Larnaka for the first time. The route will include two scheduled flights per week.
Police backed by dozens of cruisers evacuated a New Jersey shopping mall and launched a manhunt shortly before closing time on Monday after a person with a gun opened fire in the
The efforts of the Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency (CIPA) to reverse the negative image of Cyprus abroad were on the focus of a meeting held Monday between CIPA and the Troika of
The Government is preparing intensively for better utilisation of EU funds during the next programming period 2014-2020 to the benefit of research and innovation, President Nicos Anastasiades has said. Addressing the Cyprus
The answer to the crisis is not less Europe, the answer is more Europe, more efficient Europe, the Greek Minister of Development and Competitiveness Costis Chadjidakis has said. Chadjidakis was addressing a
