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President of the Republic Demetris Christofias has called a broad meeting for Friday to discuss the economy, with the participation of ministers and other officials. The meeting will focus on accelerating the

The European Commission has sent a reasoned opinion to twenty EU member states, including Cyprus and Greece, who have failed to communicate their transposition of the Energy Services Directive. The Directive aims

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it has suspended the authorisation of ‘Sharelink Securities and Financial Services Ltd’ as there are suspicions for an alleged violation of safeguarding of clients’

Just over EUR 1 billion will be needed from bilateral donors to help fund a solution to the Cyprus problem, according to new research by the renowned team of “three ladies”, Praxoula

Cyprus could not be exempted from the across the board deterioration of the economic outlook, but its economy is doing relatively better than most other economies in the European Union, Governor of

The Lord Mayor of the City of London Alterman Ian Luder has described the links between Cyprus and the UK as “strong, positive and constructive”. Speaking at a Gala Dinner hosted by

Cypriot industrial enterprises produced 782,00 tonnes of waste in 2006 according to the the results of the Survey on the Treatment of Waste in Enterprises carried out by the Statistical Service. Of

Cyprus tourism revenue tumbled by 3.5% in 2008 according to the latest data, a year in which tourism arrivals fell by 0.5%. On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey,

The European Commission proposed on Wednesday the allocation of 20 million euro to Cyprus and Malta as part of a 5 billion euro investment in the EU’s energy, internet broadband infrastructure and

The prospects of Poland’s economy in the Eurozone were examined on Wednesday by Cyprus Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis and Polish House President, Bronislaw Komorowski who is carrying out an official visit to