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811. New offices in Malta for Michael Kyprianou & Co LLC

812. US lawmaker: East Med cooperation to counter Russia

813. Turkish defense minister sparks controversy

814. You know why

'You know why' was the nuanced slogan of DIKO party MP candidate Fytos Constantinou who was running his election campaign in 2011. The catchphrase was simple and smart according to communication experts, sending a message to all those who benefited from his presence in the Defence House committee...

815. Swedish Dads and Cypriot Dads

816. Pantelides - Sözen‏: Swiss governance model instead of bizonal federation

817. Dangerous combination

818. New arrest in Nicosia downtown blast

A new suspect has been arrested in the Nicosia downtown blast that took place in late January, while the identity of the female victim has yet to be confirmed officially...

819. New Democracy is not SYRIZA

820. Queen sends Brexit message to bickering politicians

821. Frigid cold and snow blanket Cyprus

822. 'US has adopted a fresh significant approach towards Cyprus'

823. Trump tweets China to cut tax on US cars

824. Fresh details in Strovolos double murder

The Strovolos double murder trial is set to continue on Wednesday, following documentary evidence that stirred up the courtroom last week and a new crime scene investigation requested by the defence...

825. Israeli minister urges Airbnb boycott, talks up rival service

826. Nicosia Mall: The incredible is here

The largest shopping center in Cyprus, opened its doors to members of the press, offering a preview of its remarkable spaces for the first time. Visitors had the chance to experience all the modern shopping retreat has to offer, with over 150 units, an open-air plaza and space for 1.700 vehicles, including smart parking...

827. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP choice unconstitutional

828. Prospects for a Cyprus settlement 'remain alive' Guterres tells Security Council

829. Sydney embraces royal couple after pregnancy announcement

830. Scotland's Sturgeon promises independence plan once UK Brexit deal known

831. This is the Balkans

832. Banks have their recovery work cut out

The bank stock slump has gone on for too long and valuations are now exceptionally low, say senior credit sector officials in Athens. However, analysts questioned on the issue by Kathimerini say the problems that Greek lenders are facing will not be overcome quickly, justifying the pounding the sector has sustained on the Athens stock exchange....

833. Kakopetria 2nd Spoon Sweet Festival

Autumn is just around the corner and if you are looking for amazing sweet fruit preserves this weekend, then look no further because you can taste great spoon sweets in Kakopetria this Sunday...

834. Condé Nast International to launch its 25th Vogue in Greece

835. Britain is the world's largest importer of Cyprus Halloumi

836. North Korea's Kim agrees to permanently abolish key missile facilities

837. Greek seamen to stage fresh 24-hour strike

Greek seamen have decided to stage a fresh 24-hour strike after their union on Monday rejected an offer for a 2 percent annual pay hike following negotiations with the sector’s employers, Kathimerini understands....

838. Fresh calls for migrants to be moved from Aegean islands

Authorities on the eastern Aegean islands have renewed calls on the central government to relocate hundreds of migrants to the mainland as their population on Lesvos, Chios and Samos has risen to 16,334 from 10,349 this time last year. ...

839. Shadows loom over government’s ‘clean exit’ scenario

Greece’s bailout exit has been eliciting condescending and bitter commentary on the country’s beaches and in its near-deserted cities, as few Greeks believes their lives are going to improve or that the country’s prospects will be akin to those of other bailed-out eurozone states. Greece’s “return to normalcy” and “clean exit,” much touted by the government, appear to be happening somewhere else....

840. The mistakes of Greece’s creditors

A lot has been said about the mistakes made by Greece’s lenders during the bailout programs. The fact is they made many errors, including some serious ones. Meanwhile, Greek politicians were responsible for refusing to take ownership of the required reforms and failing to reach a degree of basic consensus. ...