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Cyprus’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 4.2 per cent in January 2026, remaining well below both the euro area and EU averages, according to Eurostat.
EU tourism hits 3.1 billion overnight stays, with Cyprus tourism revenues climbing to €3.69 billion
Nicosia has been ranked second among the top 20 destinations in Europe for 2026 by the European Best Destinations organisation, after receiving 109,214 votes from international travellers worldwide.
Tourist arrivals to Cyprus surged in November, according to the state statistical service (Cystat), highlighting the sector’s continued strength a ...
Government to issue international invitation for expressions of interest to develop site.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Berlin positively views a Cypriot proposal for greater involvement of the EU in a new peace drive on the island.
Linking research based development and research based education to industry needs is to be at the core of a new economic model for Cyprus according to Finance Minister Harris Georgiades.
The board of the Bank of Cyprus (BoC) announced the appointment of John Patrick Hourican as the bank’s new CEO.
MIT researchers have warned Cyprus to think carefully before investing a substantial amount of money in a rather unpredictable resource like natural gas, noting the “large amount of uncertainty” surrounding the rapidly changing global gas market.
The two negotiators in the peace talks have agreed to visit the capitals of Greece and Turkey for talks by the end of this month, Turkish Cypriot negotiator Osman Ertug said.
Tourist arrivals rose 6.7% year-on-year in September, the statistical service has announced, as total arrivals in the first nine months were down by around 3.0%.
Energy minister Giorgos Lakkotrypis has confirmed media reports that he has floated a plan for joint exports of natural gas with Israel via a facility in Cyprus.
The single casino licence which the government intends to issue will apparently provide for an integrated resort in one district plus two more branches, or “satellite casinos” in two other districts.
Cyprus’ banking sector is expected to show further losses in 2014 as the economy worsens and banks book rising non-performing loans, but the sector is adequately capitalised, the head of its Central Bank (CBC) has said.
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