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Ukraine war will slice 2% off Cyprus GDP

Cyprus is braced to lose revenue from Russian and Ukrainian tourists, as the economy is expected to lose around 2% of its GDP due to the Ukraine conflict. As the war in

9th March 2022

Business/Cyprus

Slovenia says there are red lines in Ukraine

There are limits in Ukraine, and these limits have been already crossed by Russia, which could lead to a wider conflict, said visiting Slovenian President Borut Pahor. “There is a red line

9th March 2022

Cyprus/Europe

Cyprus sends record humanitarian aid to Ukraine

Cyprus on Tuesday shipped 14 containers of food and medical aid to Ukraine in what is described as the largest humanitarian aid drive to a third country organised on the island. Transport

8th March 2022

Cyprus

Why Ukraine has stalled Russia’s advance

Almost two weeks into the Russian invasion of their country, Ukrainian forces have managed to hold up the advance of their foes with resistance that has won plaudits from Western allies. Analysts

8th March 2022

World

Ukraine rejects offer of humanitarian corridors to Russia

Ukraine dismissed Moscow’s offer to set up humanitarian corridors from several bombarded cities on Monday after it emerged some routes would lead refugees into Russia or Belarus. The Russian proposal of safe

7th March 2022

World

Ukraine bludgeoned on NATO’s doorstep

Putin’s ‘peace operation’ in the heart of Europe is doing a good job of trying to smash Ukraine into submission while ensuring the Russian economy never recovers. The KGB’s least illustrious officer

6th March 2022

Comment/World

ΕΙΒ: Funds to Cyprus ‘unaffected’ by Ukraine crisis

The European Investment Bank’s €200 mln funding for Cyprus this year is not affected by the crisis triggered when Russia invaded Ukraine, EIB Vice President Lilyana Pavlova said Friday. She said the

4th March 2022

Business

Ukraine accuses Russian troops of rape

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Friday accused Russian troops of raping women and backed a call for the creation of a special tribunal to punish Moscow’s aggression. “We have numerous cases

4th March 2022

World

Ukraine conflict spills into Cyprus schools

As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine rages, it risks spilling into an unlikely arena -– classrooms and playgrounds in Cyprus, home to a sizable Russian population and a smaller Ukrainian community.

4th March 2022

Cyprus/Europe

Ukraine war threatens SMEs suffering pandemic shock

The war in Ukraine could deliver the final blow to small businesses and hospitality establishments, which have yet to find their bearings following two years of the pandemic. Shopkeepers and restaurant owners

3rd March 2022

Business