Nairobi: Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos will pay a visit to Kenya, which is the first stop in a series of visits by the Foreign Minister to Africa in 2025, with the aim of further strengthening relations with the countries of the continent. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, who travels on
Brussels: Minister of Finance, Makis Keravnos, will travel to Brussels on Sunday to attend Eurogroup and ECOFIN meetings on July 7 and 8. According to Cyprus News Agency, a press release from the Ministry of Finance stated that on Monday, July 7, Keravnos will chair the Eurogroup meeting. The agenda
Nicosia: In May 2025, the financial landscape in Cyprus experienced notable shifts in interest rates, as reported by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC). According to Cyprus News Agency, the interest rate on consumer credit decreased to 6.77%, down from 7.06% in the previous month. Conversely, the interest rate for
Nicosia: The Cyprus Tennis Federation presented the National Padel Men’s and Women’s teams on Friday, which are set to participate in the FIP EURO PADEL CUP European championship in Madrid from July 7 to 13. This marks the inaugural participation of Cyprus Padel national teams in a European Championship. According
Berlin: An ancient Cypriot cylinder seal dated to the archaic period (750-475 BC) has been returned to the Cypriot authorities for repatriation. This significant event took place during a special ceremony organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus in Germany at the Ambassador’s Residence, as announced by the
Nicosia: Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos held a meeting on Friday in Nicosia with the British Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, where they discussed bilateral ties, the Cyprus issue, the forthcoming Cyprus EU Presidency, and the situation in the Middle East, along with Cyprus’ humanitarian role in the region. According to Cyprus
