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691. Nicosia wants tougher measures against Turkey

The sanctions that were discussed on Thursday by national envoys of European Union member-states against Turkey over its illegal drilling activities off Cyprus do not, reportedly, go far enough for Nicosia, which wants tougher measures. ...

692. Nicosia bypass closer to the start line

The long-awaited Nicosia bypass on the perimeter of the capital is a step closer to the start line, with reports saying a tender could be announced as early as next week...

693. Coral Bay defendant admits lesser charges

The Coral Bay trial resumed Tuesday following a number of procedural delays, with the prosecution introducing three lesser charges against the defendant while the court formally suspended prosecution on two previous counts, manslaughter and premeditated murder...

694. Eurogroup rules out any talk of primary surplus target reduction for Greece

Discussion on Greece was brief at Monday’s Eurogroup, but the council of eurozone finance minsters sent a clear message to Athens that creditors are ready to cooperate with the new government while warning that the handouts announced in May by the previous administration are putting growth and fiscal targets at risk...

695. When necessity becomes history

696. Fiscal Council: Implement reforms and maintain surpluses

697. Bank culture should change Central Bank Governor says

698.  Aphrodite revenue sharing at 57.1% - 42.9%

699. IMF: Cyprus economic recovery gradually decelerating but remains strong

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

701. DBRS reaffirms Cyprus’s rating

702. Bank of Cyprus posts profit amid CEO departure

703. Revenue from ship management climbs

704. Anti-money laundering efforts beginning to be recognized abroad, Central Bank Governor says

705. Greece to send note verbale to Germany over war reparations

Greece will soon send a so-called note verbale to Germany, repeating a long-held demand for war reparations for the crimes committed by Nazi Germany in World War II, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told parliament on Wednesday, during a debate on a relevant report presented by a House committee....

706. Minister tries to close loophole on hunting dogs

The government is scrambling to amend recent legislation to require hunters to obtain specific permits for their dogs on the condition they have a microchip...

707. ECB approves Bank of Cyprus Helix plan

708. 10th Economic Ideas Forum takes on Cyprus economic reforms

709. Eurogroup may put off tranche decision to Greece

The chances that the 1-billion-euro tranche will be disbursed to Greece are diminishing, as this Monday’s Eurogroup is not expected to grant its approval, given that the Greek government has not completed all the necessary reforms, according to a eurozone official who spoke to reporters on Thursday....

710. Project Helix, Differed tax, prop up Bank of Cyprus results

711. Parsimonious northerners are the euro's biggest winners, study shows

Germany and the Netherlands have benefited enormously from the euro over the 20 years since its launch, a study has found, while for almost every other member the single currency has been a serious drag on economic growth....

712. Cyprus's first private power station to reduce electricity prices

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

714. Steady reduction of waste and recycling a priority, Environment Minister says

715. Cyprus 10-year bond now below 2%

716. Moody's upgrades Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Bank

717. Cyprus to reduce greenhouse emissions by 24% by 2030

718. Cyprus has the most cops in the EU

The Republic of Cyprus employs more police officers than any other state in the European Union, with numbers exceeding by far the European average...

719. New law brings gas prices down

Fuel prices fell by 6 cents on Tuesday in the Republic of Cyprus, just days after the House approved new legislation to ease the burden of many consumers who sought cheaper gas in the north...

720. Fuel prices to drop by 6 cents