Maybe the worst thing about Brexit is having to indulge Nigel Farage his hour of isolationist glory as he sticks two fingers
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A campaign to boycott Cyprus has swept social media amid fury over a 19-year-old British woman’s conviction for ‘lying’ about being gang-raped by 12 Israeli men. The teenage Briton was found guilty of causing public mischief after admitting to police
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The Cyprus government has approved the ratification framework for the €7 bln EastMed natural gas pipeline agreed in January with Greece and Israel that is now headed to parliament for final ratification.
Industrial giant Siemens AG has been chosen as the preferred bidder to build the Cyprus-Greece electricity connection, with regulators discussing issues of interoperability to ensure linking their national grids goes ahead smoothly.
Greece is considering making bilateral travel agreements with countries that have similar COVID19 epidemiological profiles –such as Cyprus and Israel, said Greek Tourism Minister, Harry Theoharis. “Citizens’ safety is the first concern
Cyprus’ economy contracted 1.3% of GDP in the first three months of the year which includes the COVID-19 outbreak in early March. Seasonally adjusted GDP decreased by 3.8% in the euro area,
Cyprus should have a consistent national airline strategy to “make the most of foreign players,” who condemn Turkey’s illegal actions in Nicosia FIR, according to aviation expert Christos Petrou The Flight Safety
Coronavirus-affected economies across Europe could contract on average by 3.5% this year with a rebound of 4.8% possible in 2021, according to a European Bank for Reconstruction and Development report. EBRD warns
Greek Energy Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said the agreement with Cyprus, and Israel to construct an ambitious EastMed gas pipeline constitutes a game-changer for Athens and Europe. A deal for an undersea pipeline
Air traffic over Cyprus has dropped by 83% year-on-year, due to the impact of COVID-19 on aviation, according to Eurocontrol, the umbrella organisation for 41 national air traffic control agencies. Acting as
In the post-virus transition period, countries will move from saving lives to opening up their economies. The full extent of economic dislocation and devastation that will follow this crisis is not yet
Nicosia said on Tuesday that no Cypriot authority received any information from the European anti-fraud office OLAF, regarding an investigation into a €400,000 scam of EU money allegedly diverted into a casino/hotel
