The competition commission has given the go-ahead to Eurobank’s bid to take control of Hellenic Bank and, in effect, to become the largest lender on the island, with the next approvals pending
The German parliament adopted the central government budget for 2024 on Friday which contains several ad-hoc fiscal consolidation measures and will become effective once passed by the Bundesrat, the legislative body of
Low cost airline Wizz Air carried 2.2 mln passengers to and from Cyprus last year, totalling 11,063 flights or an average 7.5 daily from its Larnaca hub, nearly double the 2022 schedule.
Cyprus expressed dissatisfaction on Friday over Moscow’s decision to deny entry to three government officials, perceived as payback for the deportation of a Russian embassy staffer and journalist in October for allegedly
Cyprus is set to embrace an EU directive, known as the Blue Card, that accelerates the issuance of residence permits for highly skilled workers from third countries seeking employment on the island.
Burning wood in fireplaces may lead to air pollution being trapped in specific areas for longer periods and becoming more severe, especially during winter, a new study has found. Researchers from the
Emmanuel Macron’s government reshuffle this week reflects the willingness of the French President to find a new political momentum for the remainder of his mandate, especially ahead of the European Parliament elections
The journalists’ union issued a stark warning on Wednesday, highlighting potential severe consequences for press freedom in Cyprus if the controversial Article 4 of the European Media Freedom Act is enacted into
With the world falling apart as wars in the Middle East and Ukraine rage on, the British Prime Minister decided to pick a 200-year-old fight with Greece. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
The European Commission has maintained a proposed pipeline connecting the gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean to Greece via Cyprus and Crete on its new list of Projects of Common Interest (PCI)
