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Nicosia lightens its arrears

Cyprus made strides in paying down its debt in the second quarter of 2024, settling over 1 billion euros in bonds and loans. According to the Cypriot Finance Ministry's Debt Management Office (PDMO), this repayment approach helps reduce the national debt, boost financial stability and potentially open up new benefits for Cypriot citizens and the economy.

2024 US Elections: Their importance for Americans, the EU and the whole planet – How Greece is affected

 

As we approach November 5th, this year’s U.S. presidential election has captivated global interest. Many geopolitical analysts have been repeating, almost monotonously, the familiar claim that these elections are the most critical in the U.S. since 1860.

Bulgaria's Tax-to-GDP Ratio Declines, Among Lowest in the EU

According to Eurostat data, Bulgaria's tax-to-GDP ratio is among the lowest in the European Union. In 2023, the overall tax-to-GDP ratio for the EU, which includes the sum of taxes and net social contributions as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), was recorded at 40.0%. This figure represents a decrease from 40.7% in 2022.

Cyprus bank boost from ECB rate cuts

The Association of Cyprus Banks (ACB) said on Thursday that it sees further progress in the economy, driven by the reduction of interest rates in the context of the easing of monetary policy by the European Central Bank (ECB), the ACB's President Aristidis Vourakis said, noting that ECB rate cuts are being reflected in the lending rates of the Cypriot banking system.

Turkey says EU enlargement report reflects ‘unlawful and maximalist views of Greece’ on Cyprus

Turkey's Foreign Ministry has charged that the European Union's annual progress report on its accession process "reflects the unrealistic, unlawful and maximalist views of Greece and the Greek Cypriot side" concerning Cyprus.

Who’s sitting next to whom at the Karamanlis Foundation, Prodea’s “sold as-is, fully furnished” property, Aktor’s Mall, and Prokopiou’s Riviera

Hello, a few words on the great tragedy that Spain is experiencing with the loss of 95 lives due to deadly floods in Valencia. This issue is, of course, not meant for comparisons with similar emergencies in our own country or elsewhere, but it should be noted that: a) The flood intensity reached 120-380mm of water per sq.m., while in Daniel, it reached 850mm per sq.m.

Europe’s human rights watchdog urges Cyprus to let migrants stuck in UN buffer zone seek asylum

A senior official with Europe's top human rights watchdog has urged the government of ethnically divided Cyprus to allow passage to nearly three dozen asylum seekers out of a UN-controlled buffer zone where they have been stranded in tents for months.

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