In Cyprus, nothing is worth laughing for yet everything around us is hilarious. Politicians take themselves super seriously, even though they are short on substance while overstocked with weak excuses. Our dysfunctional
By Tatiana der Parthogh When the exhibition of paintings rescued from Turkish occupied Famagusta closes at the end of February, what happens next is creating a dilemma, culturally and legally. The artistic
Economists have welcomed the idea of creating a state-owned bad bank to help the banking system offload toxic loans to focus on supporting a battered economy post-pandemic. Bank of Cyprus Financial Research
Cypriot police used water cannon and tear gas in rare clashes with protesters, as hundreds demonstrated on Saturday against government corruption and coronavirus restrictions. Protesters had gathered at a park in central
The coronavirus pandemic has brought about business changes, both in their type and their style of operation. Much of this came about from restrictions imposed by the government and as such, these
Cyprus reported a slight drop in COVID-19 cases on Saturday of 102, down from 113 the day before while one more death was recorded for a total of 220 since the outbreak.
With the highest Non-Performing Loans ratio in the eurozone, Cyprus will create a ‘bad bank’ to relieve its financial institutions of €10 bln in Non-Performing loans, hoping to mirror the success of
By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. The Report of UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, on his mission of good offices in Cyprus, submitted recently to the Security Council, contains references and omissions
Cyprus reported a drop in the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 to 86, eight less than on Thursday, while the new coronavirus cases rose again, this time to 113, up
Hopes that the EU’s struggling vaccination rollout programmes against the coronavirus will pick up speed were reignited as a fifth COVID-19 vaccine came under review for approval, Germany’s CureVac. If given the
