Cyprus bid farewell to George Vassiliou on Saturday, the country’s third president, European visionary and staunch supporter of a federal solution to the island’s 50-year division. He was 94. His funeral will
The President of the European Commission warned the United States at a ceremony marking the start of Cyprus’s rotating EU Presidency that, “the law is stronger than force. A principle that also
The euro edged lower against the British pound on Wednesday, with the EURGBP currency pair oscillating within its familiar one-week range as caution dominates broader forex markets ahead of the Federal Reserve’s
Aram I, head of the Armenian Apostolic Church of Cilicia and spiritual leader of most of the western Armenian diaspora, is paying a four-day diocesan visit to Cyprus, marking the 30th anniversary
The EURGBP price remains on a firm footing on Tuesday, trading around 0.8710, up 0.40% for the day. The British pound weakened after softer-than-expected UK labour market data, which strengthens market expectations
By Michalis Vasiliou Alternative credit is one of the fastest-growing segments in the European funds industry, while the IMF estimates the worldwide private credit market at being over $2.1 trln. For investors,
By Pavlos Loizou Interviewer: Whose house is this? Andreas: Mine. Interviewer: Who lives in it? Maria: I do, I pay rent. Interviewer: And who pays for its upkeep? Andreas: No one. This
Cyprus issued an ‘orange’ weather alert for Sunday, with temperatures expected to reach 43 degrees Celsius inland, 37C along the coast and 34C in the mountains, where a second ‘red’ alert has
Equity markets surged on Monday, not because tariffs disappeared, but because they finally crystallised, according to a leading financial advisor. After months of brinkmanship, investors were handed what they needed: clarity on
The annual growth rate of a leading indicator in Cyprus used to predict the future direction of economic movements, continued its upward trend, but on a moderate path, the University of Cyprus
