Cyprus has successfully passed 60% of the legislative milestones required under its Recovery and Resilience Plan, approving 23 out of the 38 necessary laws, according to Director of the Recovery and Resilience Directorate Anthoula Savvides. Speaking at the 3rd Annual Event on the Recovery and Resilience Plan in Nicosia, Savvides
ISTANBUL: The EU’s industrial production rose by 1.3% month-on-month in August, according to data from the regional statistical bureau Eurostat on Tuesday. The highest monthly industrial production increases were recorded in Ireland, up 4.5%, followed by Germany and Lithuania with 3.3%, and Malta with 2.7%. Meanwhile, Luxembourg saw the largest
Investing in the new generation is a top priority for the Cypriot Parliament, said the President of the House of Representatives, Annita Demetriou, while addressing the opening ceremony of the plenary of the 7th Session of the House of Youth Representatives, on Monday morning. Listing the issues that concern the
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides on Monday said his visit to London for a meeting with Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, was both ‘important’ and ‘timely’. In his statements at the beginning of the meeting, at Downing Street, President Christodoulides thanked Starmer for the invitation in such a short period after assuming
ISTANBUL: Three US-based professors – Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James A. Robinson – were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their joint research on “how institutions are formed and affect prosperity.” Earlier on Monday, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced that the laureates’ research has demonstrated the critical
ISTANBUL: China on Monday reacted to US ‘grave concern’ over large-scale military drills around Taiwan, calling on Washington to abandon support to ‘independence forces’ on the island nation, state media reported. ‘Taiwan is a part of China and that the Taiwan question is an internal affair of China that allows
