Thousands of ex Co-op customers have been brought back from the cold after they were left without access to their accounts after Hellenic Bank’s official takeover last week. Negotiations paid off on
The number of job vacancies in the second quarter of 2018 increased by 2,440 (90.1%) compared to the same quarter of 2017 when the figure was 2,708, according to official data. This
Cyprus expects a budget surplus for a fourth consecutive year in 2019 with the state budget providing expenditure of around €7.9 bln and revenue of €8.5bln, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said Thursday.
A green see turtle, found wounded in Limassol in June, has returned to the sea after it healed under the care of the Fisheries and Maritime Research Department. Agriculture and Environment Minister
Larnaca authorities and local businesses are bracing themselves as negotiations over a €400 mln investment for the development of the town’s port and marina hangs in the balance. Despite concern over whether
The Supreme Court has overturned a jail conviction for former Bank of Cyprus boss Andreas Eliades, clearing him of charges that he sought to manipulate the share price before the financial meltdown
Flats rented out through web-based platforms such as Airbnb are to be included in the law regulating tourist units on an official register which is to be created, as MPs look to
It is only a matter of time before there are flights to Alexandria and Cairo from Paphos airport the town’s mayor Phedonas Phedonos was assured on Wednesday. Visiting Egypt parliament speaker Ali
President Nicos Anastasiades will hold talks in Athens on Monday with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on joint strategy in view of a renewed UN-backed effort to resume stalled reunification talks. They
An earthquake in the sea area between Turkey and Cyprus was felt across the island on Wednesday especially those working or living in tall buildings, no structural damage was reported. The Geological
