Nicosia: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lauded Cyprus’ robust fiscal and economic performance in 2024, highlighting a 4.3% budget surplus and a reduction in public debt to 65% of GDP. However, in its latest Article IV Consultation report for 2025, which was published on Monday evening, the IMF also

Nicosia: Cypriot companies operating in the defence industry are experiencing rapid growth, as reported to the House Committee on Energy, Commerce, and Industry by the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) and the Cyprus Association of Research and Innovation Enterprises (CARIE). According to CCCI, the number of defence-related companies

Nicosia: Professor Despo Fatta-Kassinos, from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Cyprus (UCY), has been appointed as one of the seven members of the newly established Engineering Section Committee of Academia Europaea. According to Cyprus News Agency, a UCY press release stated that the Committee

Nicosia: The Republic of Cyprus continues its efforts in relation to the reactivation of humanitarian aid flow to Gaza, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kompos said on Monday, noting that this requires consultation with Israel. Responding to journalists following his meeting with his Albanian counterpart Igli Hasani, Kombos said that Nicosia’s approach

Nicosia: The final report of the Investigating Committee on the handling of vehicle recalls, appointed in March by the Attorney General, George Savvides, after the incidents related to defective Takata airbags, will be ready by July 12 at the latest, the Chairman of the Committee has said. According to Cyprus

Nicosia: Our efforts continue with good will in order to achieve positive results and agreements on the issues that the UN Secretary-General defined in the March meeting in Geneva, Foreign Minister Constantinos Kompos said Monday. He noted, however, that the positive outcome does not exclusively depend on the Greek Cypriot