Total To Extend Cyprus Gas Hunt
Cyprus and French oil and gas company Total have signed an agreement to extend a search for natural gas after a first go-round found nothing.
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Cypriot Referee’s Car Torched
NICOSIA — A Cypriot soccer official criticized authorities Tuesday for not doing enough to deal with a string of unsolved bomb and arson attacks against […]
UN Envoy Sees Cyprus Unity Hopes
A UN envoy says he sees a chance to resume suspended talks to reunify ethnically divided Cyprus despite an energy fight.
Anastasiades Seeks Removal of Central Bank Chief, Cites Conflict
Cyprus’ President said that he will seek to have the bailed-out country’s embattled Central Bank chief removed from her post over a perceived conflict of interest, after the names of lawmakers who weren’t paying bank loans was revealed.
Calls Grow For Georghadji’s Ouster
Central Bank Governor Chrystalla Georghadji is under fire with demands for her resignation after revelations many lawmakers have bad loans.
Cyprus Weaning Itself Off Bailout
With its economy recovering, Cyprus will not need all of the 10-billion-euro bailout it received in 2013, Finance Minister Haris Georgiades said.
Cyprus Significantly Eases Limit on Cash Transfers Abroad
NICOSIA — Cyprus has raised the limit on individuals’ money transfers abroad from 50,000 euros to 1 million euros ($1.1 million) in another, significant loosening of […]
Cyprus AG Probes Allegation Deputy Bribed
Cyprus’ Attorney General says he will launch a probe into allegations made by the country’s central bank chief Chrystalla Georghadji that a prominent law firm ‘bribed’ the Deputy Attorney General.
UN Envoy Eide Plans Cyprus Visit
The UN’ Special Envoy to Cyprus, Espen Barth Eide, is going to return to the island to take another shot at getting Cypriots and Turks to talk reunification.
Cyprus Distances Itself From Greece
With political instability reigning in Greece as it negotiates with international lenders, Cyprus is trying to show it’s not inextricably linked with its neighbor.
