Cyprus government bond yields have fallen following the recent passage of the foreclosure and insolvency legislation by parliament.

Minister of Agriculture Nicos Kouyialis has granted Russian public health services permission to visit Cyprus and conduct checks on certain companies' premises to see if they fulfill conditions for exporting products to Russia.

Troika technical groups are expected to return to Cyprus between April 26 and 29, 2015, with a view to completing the fifth review of the country’s economic adjustment programme.

Thomson and First Choice will introduce a new route for local holidaymakers in the summer of 2016, connecting Norwich and Paphos, according to a Norwich International Airport announcement.

Cobalt Air has made an official request to the Cyprus Civil Aviation (CCA) to obtain a Certificate of Airworthiness and become the island’s first ‘unofficial national carrier’ since the collapse of Cyprus Airways.

Bank of Cyprus Public Group Chief Executive Officer, John Hourican, is stepping down at the end of August 2015, having completed nearly two years at the helm of the struggling-to-recover bank.

Petrolina expects to have moved all of its fuel storage facilities from Larnaca to Vasilikos within the next three to four years, in line with government policy.

Annual inflation was -1,4% in March 2015 in Cyprus, down from -0,8% in February 2015, according to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.

Qatar Airways is to increase the frequency of weekly flights to ten of its most popular destinations throughout the Middle East and Europe, including Cyprus.

After weeks of heated debates, parliament recently approved the insolvency framework, paving the way for resumption of the island’s bailout adjustment programme.