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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

President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias will hold a meeting with government officials to discuss the course of the economy and to review the measures that have been taken to

German unemployment rose by 56,000 on the month in January, its third straight rise and biggest increase in nearly four years, in a sign that Europe's largest economy is in deep recession

Companies will have to wait seven days to sell payment protection insurance (PPI) to any customer who takes out a credit agreement from next year, Britain's competition watchdog said. The Competition Commission

British house prices fell 1.3 percent in January, making the average home worth 16.6 percent less than a year earlier, the biggest annual fall on record, data from mortgage provider Nationwide showed

A lot has been said about the new U.S. administration’s commitment and the Democrats’ willingness towards helping find a swift and fair solution to the Cyprus problem. However, the responses Acting Spokesman

The state Ports Authority has secured parliamentary approval for an additional 650,000 euros to its budget to pay for overtime work at Limassol port due to dredging work and an increase in

The Cyprus Shipping Chamber is organising a gala dinner on Thursday, January 29, at the Hilton Park Hotel, in Nicosia to celebrate its 20th anniversary. A short presentation will be made on

Remedica, one of the industrial success stories of Cyprus and among the island’s biggest exporters, has launched a new breast cancer drug that is expected to boost worldwide sales by 20-25% next

The UAE-Cyprus Business Forum was held recently in Sharjah to explore strategies aimed at enhancing bilateral trade, investment and tourism between the two countries. The event was organised by the Sharjah Chamber