The Kalogirou dossier released on Tuesday documents a litany of shortcomings concerning background checks on people applying for the citizenship-by-investment (CBI) programme – weak spots
Both retail and wholesale trade activity dipped significantly during the first three quarters of the year, the statistical service said in a press release on
The government camp on Tuesday began a round of consultations with political parties in a bid to shore up and hopefully expand support for a
The government will be deciding on Tuesday – three days before Christmas – on whether to ease coronavirus-related restrictions on churches by allowing people to
The Natural Gas Public Company (Defa) announced Monday it has concluded the first phase of the tender process for the supply of liquefied natural gas
One more person died of Covid-19 on Monday, while testing revealed 286 new cases among the population. The latest casualty was a man aged 89
The Cyprus Asset Management Company’s (Kedipes) expects a 25 per cent drop in revenues at the end of 2020, compared to last year, the decline
Migrant support NGO Kisa has decried its deletion from a registry – effectively rendering it unlawful – and accused the interior minister of harassing the
In what was a once-in-lifetime occurrence, the House on Thursday voted down the 2021 state budget, forcing the government to submit another budget bill in
Among the myriad problems caused by parliament’s possible rejection of the 2021 state budget, the government won’t be able to purchase vaccines for Covid-19, Finance
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