Cyprus lenders, the European Commission, the ECB and IMF say debt restructuring in Cypriot banks, is "a critical component" of the Cyprus economic adjustment programme.

Tourism revenue was down by 5.8% in November 2013 compared to November 2012, the latest data released by the Cyprus Statistical Service shows.

A study has shown that there are profits to be made by exporting vegetables such as okra and aromatic herbs to Europe.

Cyprus is among the freest countries in the world according to the Freedom in the World 2014 report, by Freedom House, which gave Cyprus the highest possible rating of 1 for both political rights and civil liberties.

The President is on official visit in Doha accompanied by three cabinet ministers and a 58-strong trade delegation, with the hope of encouraging Qatari investments while signing bilateral deals on education, energy, and legal affairs.

EU governments must continue to invest in education and training, says EU Education Commissioner during the launch of ‘Erasmus+’, the EU’s new funding programme for education training, youth and sport, in Nicosia.

The Airtravel Aviation Academy announces the launch of its operations, providing specialised professional training in the fields of tourism and air transport.

Bank of Cyprus (BoC) shares are unlikely to return to the stock market before the end of the year, it emerged recently, following a meeting between the stricken lender’s brass and the securities and exchange commission (CySEC).

The Finance Minister has admitted that the problems of the Cypriot public finances and the banking system, were a result of the government's own shortcomings and failures to act in a timely manner.

Professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has been appointed to an advisory role over the creation of a singular tax policy for property in Cyprus, says the government.