Cyprus’ new EU Commissioner Stella Kyriakides has outlined the goals and priorities for the Health and Food Safety portfolio after the European Parliament approved the new Commission after weeks of delay. Kyriakides,
Cyprus will adopt changes on the way the Green Line regulation is implemented in a bid to combat irregular migration from the north after a decision taken by the cabinet on Wednesday,
Larnaca-based carrier Cyprus Airways announced the launch of ticket sales for its Summer 2020 destinations to Greece, Europe and the Middle East. For Summer 2020, the airline is expanding its network to
In a cost-cutting move, Bank of Cyprus will close its landmark branch in the capital at Nicosia’s Eleftheria Square along with 10 other branches facing the chop this year. BoC’s decision was
Turkey and authorities in the Turkish occupied north of Cyprus are working on building an 80 kilometre pipeline to transport natural gas by 2025. Talking to Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris Postasi, Turkish
The United Nations chief pledged to inject momentum to revive lifeless talks to reunify Cyprus, saying he will continue to work on preparing the ground for new negotiations. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
With its profits continuing to rise on the back of containing expenses, state telecoms operator Cyta will spend €500,000 to hire consultants who will advise on its privatisation process and the search
UN efforts to convene an informal five-party meeting in a bid to resume negotiations for a Cyprus settlement are expected to start after April 2020 when Turkish Cypriots elect a new leader.
The island’s largest lender Bank of Cyprus posted after tax profits of €19 mln for Q3 2019 and €116 mln for the first nine months as it continues on the road to
Main opposition party AKEL welcomed the outcome of the trilateral meeting held in Berlin, noting that Cyprus problem negotiations remain focused on finding political equality, but the future remains uncertain. After President
