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
Almost half of Cypriots are not able to pay for their own funeral or meet other unforeseen expenses, reveals a Eurostat survey. According to a survey conducted by Eurostat, 48% of Cypriots
EU Foreign Affairs Ministers have expressed concern over Turkey`s activity in the Eastern Mediterranean and reiterated their full solidarity with Cyprus after Ankara said it will continue its illegal drills off the
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
Cyprus house prices fell by 4.8% last year, the only annual drop recorded by any EU country in the fourth quarter of 2019, according to Eurostat data on Wednesday. This does not
In a COVID-19 crisis response, the EU has purchased urgent equipment, mobilised medical specialists and technical assistance as part of its aid programme for the Turkish Cypriot community. A statement by the
EU ministers unanimously approved a six-point plan to help Greece respond to migratory pressure on its borders with Turkey while expressing full solidarity with Cyprus and Bulgaria “which may be similarly affected”.
Cyprus’ economy is still characterised by large economic imbalances, which, unless addressed, may impede its medium-term prospects, the European Commission warns in its in-depth analysis. It said Cyprus’ large imbalances are a
Cyprus shipping supports the Industry’s positions on the EU Green Deal and is fully committed to eradicating its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as soon as possible. On the occasion of European Shipping
Cyprus’ economy will grow by 2.8% GDP in 2020 down from 3.2% last year, according to the European Commission’s Winter Economic Forecast. Inflation will be 0.8% in 2020 and 1.2% in 2021
