Nicosia: Cyprus must maintain strict fiscal discipline and focus on strategic investments to preserve economic resilience in an increasingly uncertain global environment, the Cyprus Economy and Competitiveness Council warned on Wednesday. The advisory Council underlined that rising trade tensions and geopolitical instability were contributing to heightened economic risks that could
Cairo: Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has sent a message to Ankara that it cannot put forward unacceptable positions about “two states” in Cyprus. The Greek Prime Minister, during his joint statements with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, stressed that Athens continues to support a just and viable solution to
Nicosia: Greek President Konstantinos Tassoulas emphasized the significance of the Cyprus issue during his visit to Nicosia, marking his first official trip abroad since assuming office. After seven years of inactivity, the matter is once again being addressed by the United Nations. According to Cyprus News Agency, President Tassoulas was
Brussels: In a series of votes on Wednesday, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) approved the budget management for most EU bodies for 2023, with the exception of two. Plenary endorsed the European Commission’s financial management, which oversees more than 95% of EU expenditure, but expressed concerns over structural issues
Nicosia: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides announced on Wednesday the inauguration of a Business Service Center set for May 26th and the launch of a Brain Gain campaign on May 25th in London. These initiatives aim to streamline business services and encourage Cypriots working abroad to return to their
Nicosia: The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index concluded its trading session today with notable activity. The meeting date was recorded as 07/05/2025, where the key indices, including the FTSEMed, had a base value of 5000. According to Cyprus News Agency, the traded value during today’s stock exchange meeting
