An 1829 Greek Orthodox icon of St. George, looted from the village of Karavas after the 1974 Turkish invasion, is set to be repatriated after it was confiscated by the Swiss authorities.
Around 5% of the island’s population will take part in World Clean-up Day 2018 in September when for the very first time there will be simultaneous participation of 150 countries, including Cyprus.
Apollo Global Management is the preferred bidder to buy a non-performing loan portfolio being sold by Bank of Cyprus, according to Bloomberg. Bank of Cyprus and Apollo are in talks in London
Shareholders gave their nod of approval Wednesday to Hellenic Bank’s proposed capital increase that will fund the takeover of the ‘good assets’ of the state-controlled Cyprus Co-operative Bank, a process that will
Bailed-out Cyprus is well on its way to regaining investment grade status after six years in the financial wilderness following an economic meltdown. Government Spokesman Prodromos Prodromou talked up the government’s progress
Nicosia will renegotiation the contract with the consortium that holds the license to exploit Aphrodite gas field in block 12 of Cyprus Exclusive Economic Zone. Energy Minister George Lakkotrypis told reporters after
As Cyprus football teams get ready for the season kick off this weekend, recently rescued Omonia FC has announced a major sponsorship deal with online sports betting company Fonbet – €1 mln
Emirates, the Dubai-based airline that has been flying to Cyprus since 1994, is returning to Larnaca for an ‘open day’ recruitment day and to meet candidates wishing to join its multinational cabin
Hellenic Bank and the Co-operative Central Bank may need to rethink the government-sponsored staff restructuring plan as the number of people who have opted for the voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) could exceed
Cypriot authorities said on Sunday that an Egyptian man who hijacked a plane and diverted it to the Mediterranean island in 2016 has been handed over to Cairo ending a two-year extradition
