The number of first-time asylum applicants in August dropped 33% in Cyprus, but despite the drop, Cyprus still had the highest ratio of asylum applicants per population. Meanwhile, according to monthly asylum
After a series of disappointing results in 2022, tech giants are bouncing back from their post-pandemic slumps. Although some fell short of expectations in terms of sales, GAFAM companies have more than
Cyprus is ready to “immediately” begin shipping large quantities of humanitarian aid to Gaza in vessels that can navigate shallow water once conditions on the ground allow for it, President Nikos Christodoulides
Ever since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, unleashing the wrath of the Israeli defence forces in Gaza, the world watched in horror as the details of the attack and the kidnaps
President Nikos Christodoulides said Friday that Cyprus and Israel were in the final stages of agreeing to a humanitarian air corridor from the island to besieged Gaza. “We are in contact with
The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s plans to cut inheritance tax that will be announced next week have been branded as ‘half-baked and half-hearted’ by the CEO of a leading independent financial advisory
Findings of the far-reaching Cyprus Confidential investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) will be discussed on 22 November during the European Parliament Plenary in Strasbourg. Representatives of the Commission
By Craig Erlam We saw a more muted session in financial markets on Thursday following a couple of days in which investors have been very encouraged by the economic data. Inflation figures
Pedro Sánchez was re-elected as Prime Minister by the Spanish Congress on Thursday and will likely lead a coalition government of the centre-left Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) and left Sumar parties.
Cyprus police are investigating how an oligarch attempted to transfer a £1 bln stake in a travel firm on the day he was placed under EU sanctions, government insiders told the UK
