Our leaders embraced illogical behaviour from the beginning and have never deviated from that path By Christos Panayiotides The word “surrealism” comes from the French words “sur” (on, above) and …
Inadequate institutional quality damaging Cyprus economy
Government inefficiency, corruption and bad policies based on ignoring the huge amount of debt will come back to bite us Research articles contend that the quality of institutions can have a strong …
In exodus from Lebanon, the well-off find new home in Cyprus
Many well-off Lebanese who escaped their country’s economic tailspin for a new life in the nearby island nation of Cyprus say the transition has been a whirlwind of emotions. The feelings are intense …
Sri Lanka shuts three foreign missions as dollar crisis worsens
Ministry says Sri Lankan High Commission in Nigeria and consulates in Germany and Cyprus will be closed from January.
EU to assess Cyprus’ opening up of power generation sector
Cyprus’ move to open up its power generation market and boost the share of renewable sources in its energy mix will face its first big test next year, when the European …
Cyprus finance minister says Turkey’s aggression towards its neighbors is an obstacle
Turkey’s “aggression” towards its neighbors represents an obstacle to any plans to move forward in all sectors, Cyprus’ Finance Minister Constantinos …
Cyprus issues 2nd offshore drilling license to ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil and partner Qatar Energy expanded their stake in potential oil and gas deposits off Cyprus by signing a deal with the east Mediterranean island nation Friday for …
Cyprus issues 2nd offshore drilling license to ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil and partner Qatar Energy expanded their stake in potential oil and gas deposits off Cyprus by signing a deal with the east Mediterranean island nation Friday for …
ExxonMobil, Qatar sign Cyprus gas deal despite Turkey opposition
US giant ExxonMobil and Qatar Energy signed a contract Friday for oil and gas exploration and production-sharing off the divided island of Cyprus despite Turkey’s opposition to the deal.
Maronites dream of return to occupied Cyprus villages
Only a few times a year Ninos Josephides, a Greek Cypriot, is allowed to visit his home village in the Turkish-occupied part of divided Cyprus. But he can’t visit his house. It was destroyed long ago.