Cyprus - Page 2014

The Cyprus economy was still resilient in the third quarter, rising by 0.6% on a seasonally adjusted basis compared with the previous quarter according to the “flash” estimate from the Statistical Service.

The Cyprus real estate and property market is holding up well despite the global crisis but land developers on the island are calling for urgent measures to be introduced by the government

The European Commission proposed today a wide-ranging energy package which gives a new boost to energy security in Europe, supporting the 20-20-20 climate change proposals which should be agreed by December. A

Cyprus has the 21st most consumer friendly healthcare system in Europe, according to the 2008 Euro Health Consumer Index (EHCI) launched today in Brussels. According to a press release, issued today by

The key to a solution of the Cyprus problem lies in Ankara, House President Marios Garoyian has stressed, during a meeting with the Foreign Minister of Armenia Edward Nalbandian, on the last

The Republic of Cyprus has submitted a Declaration on the Recognition of the Cypriot Maronite Arabic Language on November 5, 2008. According to an official announcement, Cyprus has adopted the Recommendation of

K. Athienitis Contractors-Developers Public (ACD.CY) announced the completion of the issue of 10,000 bonds of nominal value of EUR1,000 each for a total of EUR10 mln. The bonds’ interests and capital payments

Oil edged down below $58 on Friday, as focus returned to growing signs of a global recession and slowing demand, after prices climbed almost 4 percent the previous day on a run-up

European Union regulators announced proposals on Thursday that aim to close off loopholes in the EU's strict tax rules and crack down on tax evasion linked to cross-border investments. The idea is

Negotiations to reunify Cyprus are expected to continue into 2009, a U.N. envoy said on Thursday, saying that time was needed to resolve the decades-old conflict hampering Turkey's bid to join the