ECONOMY Eurostat data display widening differences in how EU countries source expertise from abroad. Photo credit: Unsplash Cyprus stands out as EU services imports reach €3.5 trillion Newsroom In 2024, European Union countries imported a massive €3.47 trillion worth of services from non-EU partners, according to new Eurostat data. READ MORE
Nicosia prepares for influx of 30,000 visitors during EU Council Presidency Presidency expected to spark tourism surge, economic boost and global spotlight for the capital. Anna Polyviou 18/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Supermarket sales surge as shoppers keep spending Strong 2025 turnover, rising grocery budgets and early 2026 gains signal continued growth despite staffing and cost pressures ... Dorita Yiannakou 18/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Cyprus hotel licensing rises to 45% from 5%-6% in 2023 Deputy Tourism Minister Koumis says the long-running issue has persisted for two decades, with progress accelerating since ... Newsroom 17/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Trump to tax foreign-made ships and rebuild U.S. maritime power Proposal includes fees on foreign ships, investment incentives, and fleet expansion to restore naval supremacy. Kathimerini Greece Newsroom 17/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Cablenet Sets Out a Clear, Long-Term Vision Focused on Simplicity, Trust and Digital Investment in Cyprus Yesterday morning, Ioannis Mavridis and Nikhil Patil hosted industry insiders to discuss the company’s next chapter, strategic ... Newsroom 13/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Aegean Airlines returns to Paphos with new flights to Athens Three weekly flights starting July aim to boost travel and tourism from Cyprus. Newsroom 12/02/2026 | BUSINESS
€15 Million mixed-use tower planned near Agios Athanasios roundabout Project includes apartments, offices, gym and café as developers seek environmental approval. Dorita Yiannakou 12/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Digital euro could cut costs for Cyprus SMEs, says ECB Executive Board member Cipollone warns Europe is dangerously dependent on non-European card giants handling most transactions. Newsroom / CNA 11/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Von der Leyen: ''Made in Europe'' is necessary, but not a blank cheque The Commission President distanced herself from France’s push for broad “European preference,” warning against a shift toward ... Kathimerini Greece Newsroom 11/02/2026 | BUSINESS
Cyprus’s credit rating boosted as public debt drops and economy strengthens Scope Ratings raises the island’s credit score to A, citing falling public debt, healthy budget surpluses, and a stronger ... Newsroom 11/02/2026 | BUSINESS
