President Demetris Christofias has rejected criticism leveled against him by the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community that he trying to change provisions of the 1960 treaties, which established the Republic of
Revenue from tourism in Cyprus reached EUR 232.5 mln in July 2009 compared with EUR 272.9 mln in the corresponding month of the previous year, according to the Passenger Survey conducted by
Oil crept up to near $74 a barrel on Monday within sight of a 10-month high, supported by optimism that an economic recovery will spur a rebound in energy demand. A string
The Cyprus government has sent aircrafts, small brigade vehicles, firemen and members of the Civil Defence to Greece to help efforts to extinguish fires raging near Athens. Cyprus Justice and Public Order
Nouriel Roubini, one of the few economists who accurately predicted the magnitude of the world's recent financial troubles, sees a "big risk" of a double-dip recession, according to an opinion piece posted
Tourism arrivals fell for the eighth consecutive month in July, as arrivals of tourists fell by 11.2% over the year earlier to reach 304,126, compared with 342,554 in July 2008. The largest
The price index of construction materials for July 2009 reached 117.10 (base year 2005=100.00) recording a decrease of 0.09% over the previous month. For the period January – July 2009, the index
— Clients to be serviced by Lloyds TSB — Bank of Cyprus is winding down its retail operations in the UK, having already reduced the number of its traditional branches from eight
— Ownership change will not affect operations — Société Générale Cyprus (SGC) will continue to operate as usual under its present management and structure, remaining under the operational control of Soc Gen
Cyprus officially recorded a recession in April-June, as GDP contracted over the previous period for the second quarter in a row. According to the latest “flash” estimate from the Statistical Service, real
