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241. Mitsotakis sworn in as PM amid east Med tensions

Conservative politician Kyriakos Mitsotakis was sworn in as Greece’s new prime minister on Monday after storming to victory on a pledge to create jobs and lure investment to the economically stricken nation...

242. Deutsche Bank axes 18,000 jobs

243. When necessity becomes history

244. Cyprus 'one of the success stories of ESM'

245. Old Greece is waiting around the corner

246. CBC ready to examine ambiguities in AML laws

247. BOC leadership change will not disrupt momentum Ackermann says

248. Biker tells story of finding Marry Rose’s body

A group of curious bikers were behind the discovery of the first body in the serial killer case that shocked public opinion in Cyprus and around the world...

249. Police double down in serial killer case

Police are crosschecking names of female foreign workers to see if there could be more victims in the Mitseros murders, while foreign experts try to get inside the suspected serial killer’s head...

250. Big decisions ahead for Bank of Cyprus

251. Turkey’s threats and Greece’s strength

252. Finish what you started on reforms, IMF tells Greece

253. ‘It’s the algorithm, stupid’

254. Dangerous combination

255. Bank of Cyprus sells NPEs amounting to €34 million to APS Delta

256. Europe without the US

257. Bloomberg: Russians are downsizing in Cyprus

258. Berengaria goes on ‘best offer’ auction

The lienholders of the abandoned Berengaria have chosen to call for best offers on the legendary hotel, following a failed attempt to seal the deal in a recent auction where the minimum asking price of just over €2 million...

259. EU Commission approves ESTIA scheme

260. Bloomberg reports on J&P Overseas downfall

261. Deutsche Bank headquarters in Frankfurt searched in panama papers probe

262. Greece’s state controlled DEPA gas company buys out Shell stake

263. Greece's Eurobank to acquire Grivalia Properties

264. EU officials call Greece for stability amid pension debate

European officials are urging the Greek government to focus on maintaining financial and political stability even as political parties ratchet up their rhetoric ahead of general elections next year....

265. Suspected loan-shark arrested in Limassol

The Limassol District Court has remanded a 70-year-old local moneylender for seven days on multiple charges including money extortion, blackmail, and illegal loan-sharking...

266. Bad loans in Cyprus decline by €3.28 billion since March 2018

267. Bank share plunge fuels fears about Greece's vulnerability

268. This is the Balkans

269. 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....

270. Greek banks to chase borrowers who refused to open their accounts

Banks have firmly focused their attention on debtors who have resorted to the provisions of the so-called Katseli law – named after former economy minister Louka Katseli – for protection now that their bank account secrecy has been lifted....