No deal would be worse for Cyprus than UK says top City voice
While a No Deal Brexit would be bad for the UK, it would be worse for countries such as Cyprus, a leading UK hedge fund
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It’s up to EU to avoid no-deal Brexit, says UK’s Raab
Britain’s foreign minister on Thursday pressed the European Union to amend the terms of Britain’s EU withdrawal agreement, saying Brussels would have to take responsibility
High Commission hosting Brexit info campaign at Paphos airport
Members of the British High Commission will be at Paphos airport on Wednesday to target British residents that may not yet have their residency paperwork
High Commissioner’s radio appeal urges Brits to get their papers in order
The British High Commissioner to Cyprus visited Paphos on Tuesday to participate in a live radio show to encourage any remaining British nationals who have
A grotesque choice of prime minister for Britain?
By Alper Ali Riza IN ONE of his more exuberant outbursts during the Brexit referendum campaign in 2016, Boris Johnson claimed that Napoleonic France and
Challenges mount for Johnson as ministers signal no-confidence vote
Challenges to Boris Johnson’s desire to lead the country through Brexit were further laid bare when a minister suggested he could vote to pull down
Bid to stop no-deal Brexit is counterproductive to N. Ireland legislation – PM May’s spokesman
Measures to try to force the government to report every two weeks on talks to restore the Northern Irish executive would be counterproductive to those
The word for leaving Europe
By David Aitken I HOPED – we all hoped – it would have a short shelf life, a not-too-distant sell-by date. And that it would
Law allows Brits to live in Cyprus in case of no deal Brexit
The plenum on Friday unanimously passed legislation regulating the right of UK nationals and their families to move and reside freely in the Republic of
The destructive end to the Brexit cult is there for all to see
By Gwynne Dyer Oscar Wilde described fox-hunting as “the unspeakable in pursuit of the inedible”. Brexit may be similarly defined as the unhinged in pursuit of
Horse trading democracies: the next unelected British prime minister
By Andonis Vassiliades The EU, after the recent elections, is appointing aspiring candidates to its top Commission and Council posts. For these ‘top cats’ there
MPs use House Brexit debate to push ouster of British bases
THE majority of opposition parties on Friday called for taking advantage of Brexit and the UN General Assembly decision asking Britain to give up control
Central bank governor says money laundering fight should not delay honest transactions
Cypriot banks must develop a culture of prevention and not reaction when it comes to economic uncertainties, Central Bank governor Constantinos Herododou said on Wednesday.
There is no such thing as a no-deal Brexit
Psychologically Brexit has already happened in both the UK and the EU By Roy Saunders The International Business Structuring Association (IBSA) Brexit discussion meeting at
Tourist arrivals expected to drop slightly over last year
Tourist arrivals for summer 2019 are expected to record a slight decrease, remaining however around the same levels as last year, according to the president
Barnier: EU will respond ‘appropriately’ to Turkey (Update 3)
The EU stands behind Nicosia and expects Turkey to respect the sovereign rights of EU member states and will respond appropriately and in full solidarity
EU’s Barnier to hold meetings in Nicosia on Monday
EU Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier will be in Cyprus on Monday to discuss developments on Brexit with the Cypriot government and parliament. CNA has learned
Price of Brexit on tourism will be ‘significant’, minister warns
By Nathan Morley ONGOING nervousness about Brexit saw tourism figures drop earlier this year, could impact the summer season and even drag on into 2020,
‘Bright future’ for Cyprus-UK educational relations
The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), the oldest university network in the world, will soon open an office in Cyprus, the first office outside the
First decline in tourist figures for four years
Tourist arrivals in March recorded a notable decrease, by 11.5 per cent compared to the corresponding month in 2018, marking the first decline in tourist