ECONOMY Nicosia prepares for influx of 30,000 visitors during EU Council Presidency Anna Polyviou About 30,000 international visitors are expected to arrive in Nicosia as Cyprus takes on the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, a figure that highlights both the scale of the event and its global reach. READ MORE
4-day workweek success and AI's future impact, according to an EY veteran Riaz Shah discusses productivity surges and evolving work dynamics Ioanna Kyriakou 18/10/2023 | BUSINESS
CYTA CEO highlights need for modernization in passport control systems Andreas Neokleous emphasizes the need for modernization at Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit Newsroom 18/10/2023 | BUSINESS
Cyprus could meet 40% of its energy needs through solar power by 2030 IRENA chief emphasizes interconnectivity and grid modernization for sustainable power Newsroom / CNA 16/10/2023 | BUSINESS
TUS Airways suspends Tel Aviv flights amid safety concerns The Cyprus-based carrier temporarily halts services due to evolving situation in Israel Newsroom 13/10/2023 | BUSINESS
ECB keeps watchful eye on non-performing loans A close look at the European Central Bank's ongoing efforts to address NPLs and preserve economic resilience Panayiotis Rougalas 11/10/2023 | BUSINESS
Middle East turmoil shifts energy and diplomatic priorities The impact on Greece, Cyprus, and Israel in the south-eastern Mediterranean 11/10/2023 | BUSINESS
EY Cyprus organised an event on the implementation and implications of the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) 10/10/2023 | BUSINESS
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