17,000 Ukraine refugees in Cyprus

About 17,000 non-EU citizens who fled Ukraine due to the Russian invasion have temporary protection status in Cyprus. According to Eurostat, those with temporary protection status across the EU in June, most

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Cyprus should copy France’s SMEs subsidy

Commissioner for State Aid Control Stella Michaelidou suggested Cyprus could adopt the French subsidy scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) impacted by the Ukraine war the European Commission approved. In her

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Threads’ rapid growth slows 

After becoming the fastest-growing social media platform and reaching 100 mln users twelve times faster than ChatGPT and 55 times faster than TikTok, Meta’s Threads has seen its user growth significantly slow

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Greek Americans slam US politician going north

The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) condemns last week’s visit by US Congressman Pete Sessions to the Turkish-occupied north. A statement by AHI said that Congressman Sessions is the first American politician to break with

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Greece in favour of Turkey’s EU path

Athens favours Turkey’s course towards Europe, but Ankara must take tangible steps under EU law, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said in an interview with Ghad TV during a recent visit to

U.S. labour market loosens, unevenly

By Moody’s Analytics   The U.S. labour market remains tight, but conditions loosened materially in June. The modest decline in the number of job openings from May to June comes after May’s figure

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