German Chancellor Angela Merkel would favour more EU involvement in the Cyprus settlement process, she said recently after meeting President Nicos Anastasiades in Berlin, while also discussing financial support to SMEs.

A list with the names of companies that transferred money abroad during a bank lockdown in March 2013 was recently made public by Parliament.

Troika officials begin their fourth review of the island’s economic adjustment programme by discussing progress on the National Health Scheme and NPLs.

Halliburton and Schlumberger, two of the world’s largest oilfield services companies, have chosen Cyprus as their base of operations for the eastern Mediterranean.

The Paphos hoteliers association confirms an increase in the number of Russian holidaymakers to the western coastal town.

The successful issuing of the European bond constitutes a strategic move that is related to the timely preparation of Cyprus’ return to the markets, said the Finance Minister recently.

The European Commission’s spring forecast confirms that Cyprus economic adjustment is on the right track and that the island will exit recession in 2015.

Diyful is an online platform that offers useful and innovative information for new entrepreneurs and could attract foreign investments.

Preparations for the implementation of the Minimum Guaranteed Income (MGI) scheme continue as planned and will be ready for initial deployment on July 1, 2014, assures the Labour Minister.

President Anastasiades is on a four-day state visit to Berlin, where he will meet with German Chancellor Merkel to discuss the economy, the Cyprus issue and energy.