EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders arrived in Nicosia on Thursday on a two-day visit to discuss with the island’s officials the enforcement of European Union sanctions on individuals and companies with ties
Consumers will be paying zero VAT on a number of essential commodities for the next six months as of Friday, as the government introduces its latest measure to relieve households from ongoing
AstroBank, the fourth largest lender in Cyprus, has reported profits for a second year in a row, as the bank’s management eyes to make its presence felt in the financial sector. Presenting
President Nikos Christodoulides has decided to keep a state subsidy on fuel prices at the pumps unchanged, despite an earlier decision to halve it in May that would have pushed prices up
A 24-year-old Cypriot held as the main suspect in the disappearance of a man whose torched vehicle was found in rural Nicosia, is now facing additional charges of premeditated murder, as police
Moody’s has identified Cyprus as a “potential rising star” to see its rating raised to ‘investment grade’ after 11 years of lingering in junk mode, according to a report released on Monday.
Almost 10,000 highly skilled and highly paid Ukrainian refugees have joined the island’s work force, paving the way for a number of socioeconomic and demographic changes to the structure of Cypriot society.
UK expats suffer collateral damage, as permanent residency criteria tightened UK and other non-EU pensioners eyeing a retirement home in Cyprus need to rethink their plans as authorities have raised the bar
The Cypriot Government, in an attempt to attract foreign investment to the island and to help economic recovery and further economic growth, introduced Regulation 6(2) of the Aliens and Immigration Regulations which
Cyprus has proven this week that its strategic location makes it an invaluable partner and friend in the region, even if it likes to cut financial corners. During the week, Britain evacuated
